The Huron Messenger from Huron, Kansas • 4

The Huron Messenger. J. M. WHARTON, Publisher. LIIGFOED, Of General Interest.

The Prince Imperial of Austria speaks, it is asserted, every dialect known in, the Austrian dominions, except Turkish. Thirty States and Territories have more men than women, and seventeen States and Territories have more women than men. Fresh Canned Goods, Finest Flour in the Market, Glueensware, Glassware and Earthenware, a good supply of each always on hand at J. M. Callahan's Grocery Store.

-DE ALE It IN- A colored preacher in Buffalo gave notice to his congregation recently ami that he wanted less shouting more money in the future. Dalley Stock Food Steamer i city fathers at Olean, N. have instructed the police to compel O. W. STABLER, Local Manager.

Ashenof Bosos. A fair blue sea, where mirrored lie The gold-brown rock lu nmmhhie rtwttiiK, The changeful lnry of the sky, The white-winged gull his swift way A world of light and song unci bloom, Where earth is glad and heaven re Joices, Aud, floating through my quiet room, A laughing ohlme of baby voices, Half way acrot the seaward slope With tall green grasses bending over Two sweet eyes bright with love and hope Laugh up at me among the clover With flutter of a little Rown, Whose flying fold the wind upraises, Her pretty head of golden brown My darling lifts among the daisies. Part of the shining day she seems, But more divene than all its splendor; Like some fair light that shines in dreams, So softly bright, so sweetly tender; The glow upon the rounded cheek, The lisping voice in broken sweetness, More life and love and joy bespeak Than all the summer's rich completeness, And yet- alas! the woeful chance That comes to dim the moment's pleasure! all boys under the age of fifteen years to vacate the streets after 8:30 o'clock p. m. A five-year-old girl fell from WM1" stud Evaporator third-story window in Cincinnati, re cently, but a gentleman passing by saw her coming, caught her in his We cany one of the Largest, Best Selected and Most Complete stock of arms, and saved her from any harm, 'A couple of Flushing (N.

Y. squirrel-hunters caught a Canadian stoat or ermine, which was nested in The Cheapest and Most Durable Steamer in use. Furnace of Cast Iron, cased with wood. Capacity 10 bushels. Can be increased to 50.

It consumes but a small amount of fuel. For further particulars and oirculars and journafs address General Merchandise, To be found in Northeastern Kansas, comprising a full line of a tree. It whipped their dog before they killed it. It is the first known The sparkling eye, the sparkling glance, The headed up wealth of June's best treasure, Do but recall a vanished bliss, A memory's hand the curtain raises, Another head, as fair as this, i That lies below the nodding daisiesl Mr; Mary B. BUike.

to have been caught on Long Island, L. D. HENDRICK, General Agent, Atchison, Hiiiigeuiai "it is an ill wind Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats that blows nobody any good" finds a new illustration in the report that the health record of Cincinnati has greatly improved since the flood R. LW. PROBASGO ol Fill and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Queens ware, Groceries and Provisions.

cleansed the unwholesome districts, Dealer in Johnson hides, a Piute Indian Get your chief, says that the order of the Vir ginia Truckee Railroad, prohibit JOB PRINTING Coal Grain, Done bjr We buy our goods in large quantities direct from the largest manufac ing the free riding of Indians, is beneficial to the tribe, and that there J. WHARTON, turers tor bpot Cash, hence we are able to sell as cheap as the cheapest, and don't propose to be undersold on anything. Quick sales and Small Profits are what we want, We will duplicate city prices. The highest price paid for are less maimed redskins than for merly. Huron, Kansas.

Famous Popular Songs. The St. Louis Republican farniahea an account of the origen of many popular songs. The following incidentR seem to us interesting, some of which are old and some new: "The Old Oaken Bucket" was written by Woodworth in New York City daring the hot summer of 1317. He came into the house and drank a glass of water, and then said, "How much more refreshing it wonld be to take a long drink from the old oaken bucket that used to hang in my father's well." His wife suggested that it was a happy thought for a poem.

He sat down and wrote the song as we have it. 'Woodman, Spare that Tree," was the result of an incident that happened to Geo. V. Morris. A friend's mother had owned a little place in the country, which she was obliged poverty to sell.

On the property grew a large oak, whjch had been planted by his grandfather. The purchaser of the house and land proposed to cut down the tree, and Morris' friend paid him ten dollars for a bond that the oak should be spared. Morris heard the story, saw the tree and wrote the song. "Oft in the Stilly Night" was produced by Moore after his family had undergone appareotly every possible misfortune. One of his children died young, another went astray, and a third was accidentally killed.

"The Light of Other Days" was written to be introduced into Bolfe'a opera, "The Maid of Artois." The opera is forgotten, but the song still lives, and is as popular as ever. OF THE Until 1823 not a single steam ves nn ubu viMiieu maine waters, r.nd the appearance of a puffing, smok All Kinds of Produce. J. P. SINNOTT, mg steamer in Uasco Bay, in that year, terrified some of the supersti tions dwellers on the islands and the coast.

Proprietor of the of the so-called "blood oranges" will be interested to hear Messenger. WHO IS NOW READY -TO Receive Orders, AND PILL.THEM ON SHORT NOTICE, AND AT Reasonable Prices. that their favorite fruit having fallen Perdue short, certain dtyikrs now prick the skins of ordinary oranges and then subject the latter to a bath of colored General Grain Dealer HURON Billiard Hall -mu jroiK hi xiuiiie, uy osier, nan one of the most popular of Ameri- A native Jehu at Catskill has fixed up an old Concord coach and paint Proprietor Huron Elevator. eil on the sides the, words "Sally lioe. has as yet pointed Highest Cash Price Paid for all out to him his mistake, and the can songs.

Over four hundred thousand copies were sold by the firm that first published it, and the author in Raid to have received fifteen thousand dollars for his share in its sale. "Rock Me to Sleep" was written by Mrs. Allen, of Maine. She was paid five dollars fsr it; and Russell A of Boston, who had in three years gained four thousand dollars by its sale, offered her live dollars apiece for any songs she might write. "A Life on the Ocean Wave," by Epes Sargent, was pronounced a failure by his friends.

The copyright of the song became very valuable, though Sargent never got anything for it himself. "What are the Wild Waves Sayinef" was hide is likely to cause many a laugh this summer as it goes up hill and Hurrali Hunl down dale. Kinds of Grain. Farmers should call and get my prices" before contracting to sell elsewhere. FOR THE Call, and you Go Away Happy.

An eccentric hermit woman died recently at Shirley, England, and among her effects an old piano was sold for half a crown. It turns out OF to be of the year 1730, thirteen years after the making of the first piano England. Offers of seven hun BLAIR Proprietors of MeatMarket EL A. LYONS CO. dred and fifty dollars have been made far this antique, which is val nable in the history of piano mak ing- ar suggested to Dr.

Carpenter by a scene from Dicken's novel, "Domby and Son," and the music was by Glover. "Poor Jack" was from the pen of Charles Dibden, the author of the "Lamp-lighter." "Poor Jack" netted twenty-five thousand dollars for its publishers, and almost nothing for its author. "Star of the Summer Night," a very famous song, especially for serenaders, was written by Alfred H. Pease, the noted pianist, whose sad death in St. Louis a few months ago was so greatly deplored by his friends.

"Lore's Young Dream" was one of Moore's best, but the tune to which it is commonly sung is from an Irish balled called "The Old Woman." Moore sang his own songs well that both his auditors and himself were often moved to tears. Onoe, when he was singing this song, a lady who heard him implored him to stop. "For Heaven's sake, stop! This iB not good for my soul." "Auld Robin Gray" was the work of Lady Anne Lindsay, who tells a curious story of the circumstanoes of its composition. Agricultural Implements, Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides Tallow. Topical Stitches.

Hnrry makes worry. A blind pool is made for a blind fool. "When a bank president flies the police rally and look for a non-est est man. Stoves, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, Bain Farm agons and Standard Bnerey Co's Goods, the best in th CELEBRATION AT Huron, Kansas. Everybody come, and enjoy a rare treat By subscribing for the HURON MESSENGER J.

M. WHARTON, PUBLISHER. G.W Stabler, Loca IManager A paper that gives all the National News, State News, County Newi, and local News. One Year for $1. raarKet.

IS. U. lnompson and McCormick Mowers. White Sewint Ma A VALUABLE GIFT! chines. Dangler Vapor Stoves.

Ve carry a heavy stock of Barbed Wire, Stoves, Tinware and Hardware at Atchison prices. In conclusion, allow us to bid for your trade. We are here to htav and grow up with the people. We are not here for a prosperous season and when poor crops and failures come be off to a sunnier clime. We have Send your naine aud addrese to cast our lot with you and will rise or fall side by side.

We invite your attention to our stock, and will sell to yon as low as any living man can do, if he pays for his goods. O. ID-A-WES, E. A. LYONS CO.

Gen'l Pass. Agent "I called to my little sister, the only person near, and said, 'I have been writing a ballad, my dear. I am oppressing my heroine with many misfortunes. I have already tent her Jamie to the sea, and broken her father's arm, and made her mother fall sick, and given her Auld Robin Gray for a lover, but 1 wish to load her with a fifth sorrow within the four lines, poor thing! Help me to 'Steal the said the little Elizabeth. The cow was immediately lifted by me, and the song completed." "Kathleen Mavourneen" was sold by Crouch for twenty-five dollars, and brought the publishers as many thousand." "Bonnie Doou" was the only English song that the Emperor Napoleon liked.

"I'll Hang My Harp on a Willow Tree" is said to have been written by a young English nobleman in love with Princess (now Queen) Victoria. "Annie Laurie" is two hundred years old, and was the production of a man named Douglas, to celebrate the praise of a girl named Laurie. The lady afterward deserted the man who made her famous, and married a man named Ferguson. Two presidential conventions are considered by Chicago a great bargain. The Nova Scotian bequeaths his money by a will, but he obtains it by the cod-I-sell.

Col. W. S. King has named one of his male sheep "Eugene," after Hood's Eugene A -ram. Ward is in Tweed's old cell.

He wouldn't be if Tweed hadn't left the jail, and he wouldn't have left it if it hadn't been so heavy. Patti's friends at home find her "dreadfully tanned." Probably because, when she came to this country she left her Paris-all behind her. Hymners still sing, "Oh, where are the Nine?" Oh, they are still ban Hannibal St. Joseph R.R., DELMONICO Arch. H.

Ctater. TRAMP! TRAMP! Hannibal, Huron, THE Aud jrou will receive by return mail Dealer in Hotel! FREE! FREE! GRAND ARMY BOYS are going to join the Grand Excursion Drugs and buy your Go to E. A. Lyons Hardware. A Copy of the VIA "Old Reliable" Memorandum S.

MILLER, Prop. MISSOURI PACIFIC R. R. aud Pixket Companion (or 1884. -TO- daging their sick thumbs and poulticing their lame eyes for the summer campaign.

It is reported that John C. remarked to Amos, when the latter forked over his four million dollars, "I am Eno-cent. Yon may go, father, and fare worse." The Tribune alludes, editorially, to "a widow lady." The use of both words of designation is a prudential act to cover the remote contingency of the widow being a gentleman. Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes, Combs, Notions, Etc. The book baa been thoroughly- revised lnce the Callahan's is the place to buy Groceries of all descriptions.

Choicest goods at low prices. C. P. Pbilbrifk can accommodate you if yon want Dry Goods. Advertising rates made known on application at this office.

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