The Mulberry Grove Gazette from Mulberry, Kansas • 1

MULB Grove EERY ETT A YEAii. NULBKRKY GROVE, CRAWFORD KANSAS, AfURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1880, YOU 1, M). 11. IX Beyans, -'REK rAPER BKLONGINO TO NO LUH'E, CLAN, Cllt'IlCII OR l'O-' lit re At Parxy. vuulisii- ED FOR THE OOO) TRUE AND BEAUTIFUL.

The following parties are indebted to us for advertising and subcriptions for which they have refused to pay without giving a reas.on.ablo excuse; W. Jones, W. M. and W. Scojtjt Stroud, Wo will make additions next week and give amount etc, The names wijl bo kept standing until bills are' settled.

They will appear under an appropiate head ncx. week and r-pIIE PIONEER i MILLINER AND 4 PRESS-MAKE At Mulberry Grove, Kansas, keeps stock of everything in her line and a call before' purchasing elsewhere, -DEALS IN -LUM BER Lath, Sash, Duors, Windows, He carrieg a large and complete stqck of all kinds of strictly first-class: Buildiim Material And guaraitees gra Jos and prices. 25" Also agent for LYNN Mulh'rril mr, ICnnsiu. w. n.

y. PHYSICIAN axd SISRSECII, 1'LB Kli UY (i HHVK KA.XS.U A LLEN AY1LSON, M. PHYSICIAN a SURSEOH, Wilson's drag storo, north end of town A. 11. DAVlg, M.

physigiam and mm Mulberry Grove, Kansas. Oflii-e at -) 11. drag store, frafos'oiial eal promptly attended to, day or night. 11. W.

1). BARB Mil, PHYSICIAN and SUB3E0N, Mulberry Grove, Kansas, wishes to an nounce to the public thar he is at tin old place, whore he has been for lif tec a years, and thanks them for their liberal patronage in the past, and in the futmr can be found at his old post. w. SCOTT STROUD, CONSTABLE and COLLECTOR, Mulberry Grove, Kansas. All business placed in his hands attended to promptly, w.

II. MOORE, TONSORSAL ARTIST, Mulberry Grove, Kansas. When you want a clen shave or a neat hair cut give Mr. Moore a call. w.

S. AUSTON, THE GROVE HOTEL, Mulberry Grove, Kansas. Good accom modations for strangers. Charges mod derate. Try the Grove Hotel.

D. BONNER, LIVERY, SALE and FEED STABLE. Mulberry Grove, Kansas. Good team-and rigs always on hand. Traveliuv men accommodated at all times, day night.

Your patronage solicited. Ay ILLTAM S. AUSTON, NOTARY PUBLICS INSURANCE Mulberry Grove, Kansas. Blanks all kinds, constantly on hand. All n-turial work attended to promptly.

i lections made for non-residents. placed in my hands will lvcci v. prompt attention. Office at hotel. G.

TUT1IILL, J. REAL ESTATE, and INSURANCE. Loan and Collection Mitlberr.v Grove, Kansas. Money to loan en rc.ti estate on from one to five years thin-. Borrower can pay part or all of principal at any time.

i. constantly on hand a well assorted sells at bed rook prices. Give her of the Feed Meal. Mill corn meal ground in this part a general Blacksniithing business, want anything in his line, JONES, AND ENTERED AT THE XWTOFFICE AT MULBERRY GROVE, AND ADMJT- TED FOR TRANSMISSION THROUGH THE MAlLh AS MAIL MATTER OF. THE SEC- OND-CLASS, SCOTT, Editor and Business Manager.

MULBHRRY GROVE DIRECTORY SECRET SOCIETIES. A. F. and A. M.

-Mulberry Lodge number 2)31, Free and Accepted Masons, meets at Masonic Hall, at Mulberry Grove, Kansas, the second and fourth Tuesday evening in each month. Visiting brethren in good standing are cordially invited to meet with us. J. C. Brown, W.

M. Wm. S. Auston, Sec y. 0.

Mulberry Lodge num-1 or 151, Ancient Order United Workmen, meets the second and fourth Thursday evenings jn each month at Masonic Hall, at Mulberry Grove, Kansas. "Visiting brethren in good standing are cordially invited to meet with us. V. Bevans, M. W.

W. IT. Konkel, Recorder. A. Post number 183, -ft rrmt -Army of the Republic, meets at their hall at Mulberry drove, Kansas, the second Saturday of each month at o'clock m.

and on the fourth day evening of each month at 7 o'clock. .10. Bevans, Commander. R. 1).

Fn kem an, Adjutant. M. 11. oneo each Sunday at 11 o'clock a. in.

and 8 o'clock p. alternately. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 o'clock a. in. S.

P. Cullihon, Pastor. K. (1., FT. (i.

R. R. T1MK TABLE. Trains Going South, Passenger, Mail and p. in' Way Freight, 3,111 Trains Going North.

Passenger, Mail and Express 11:44 a. 111 Way Freight, ....8:00 p. in Hound trip tickets to all points at reduced rates, J3K. Pratt, Agent" Under this head ice will insert the names, address, occupation, and the amount owed vs la-parties who will not pay their honest debts. We will begin next week.

We will mail marked copies to all Commercial Agencies in. America, to Postmasters to be posted vp, to Attorneys, Judges, and to public officials and newspaper men generally. We mil do what we. can to keep others from le-ng taken in by the parties icha beat us. jJSgPWe'rc so busy we'll have have to let dead-beats go this week Capt.

Emcrick has sold his 160 farm two and one-half mile west of Garland for $5000 to a Mr. Majors, of Lafayette county, Missouri. Will Carr's Gem, published at Knob Xoster, is getting to the front elegant shape. The business men of Knob Noster begin to realize the Gem's worth, and well they ought to. William Wilson, living a mile and a half northeast of Garland, lost his barn, 1,500 bushels of oats, 100 bushels of wheat and a lot of corn and hay, and a Tood Bain wagon by fire Wednesday evening.

Insurance $G0O, loss about $800. Cause of fire is not known. 25,000.00 stock must be closed out within 4he next thirty days at the "Cyclone," Fort Scott. UI Xpp3A jmjJOp 5S3SjT3J 3ll SI suuinjoD t9 'saSud 8SAHN A1IHHA QOV3IH3 aH.L TH 'OOVOIIIO -3AV ihju Ui A-IIVCI "HWM jo ojtu ye uusi inijoijs'n joj 40 joci sjnnop X19 joj 'pnsdoail nSiqsot 'ssruppu A'uv pontiJI A.J00 And sjspwp s.wshi jfq ppg SAvaM sifix nv siuijcI 'ssojj poiioossy 3tp jo joquioui 13 si issAv sip ui jsded 5 Auo si SAHN Aiiva OOVQIHD Wx Ayrid uei1 paoiu Ax -unco 3aoj oijav 9dosd jo aSt; -UOJJUC 3ip 1 UOAEJ JO JU3J notpiA p3ssaadx3 'uoiuido DApisod jo iacfed si -nsu 31 si jotip 'uuspid qu si ClNHcIHCINi ub si SAVHN A1IVQ 0QV3IHD 3HX poiuq -woo soijrep cufc3ii3 jatpo 1U JO JBip UTBip uonunojp J3S -ju 1: sjgdvjd oco'oSi joao cps pun -nSsi AVOU 51 luip 33BJ 3ip til p33U3piA3 lS3q St pjBpUTJIS L.ult OS JO 1U3UIUIT3WB psnpB sip papoooans smj 31 pn aoj i23pi tiapq stq siq Xac.iodai3;uoD pssud-saqStq ptn? su jnjipjcaq sand sb j3pbjbi3 pun atuoi S3I pUB '3qB SB UOJS -snosip -jBuoaipa sij 'gajduioo ptiB iS3Jj sb aq ppoqs smsu 3Bij 33ud ui Xjuo dBsqo sq pjnotjs (j3dBd draip iBip ussq sbij sjsSbubui S31 JO UO4PIAU03 Suiigjiuo3 sq; sip mojj; stp ui UISIJBUJnof p33ud-A0J JO J33U -oid sip sbav 3j 'pspunoj SBAV SA3N AllVa ODV3IHD '81 '9 J3qUI333Q 'OOV N3X The A. 0.

U. W. Pic Mc at Arcadia. Thursday morning about thirty-five of our citizens went to Arcadia on the local freight to attend the A. O.

U. W. anniversary celebration given by Arcadia Lodge number 159. At ten o'clock the members of the order met at Grant's hall and formed a procession headed by Girard band, First in the procession was Cato lodge number 133, then the Garland band and next Garland lodge number 143, and then Arcadia lodge number 159. Arriving at the grove the opening ode of the order was sung, then a prayer was made by Rev.

S. P. Culli-son, after which II. Clay Keedham delivered the address of welcome. Music by Girard baud; song by Mrs.

Gilbert, wife of Grand Master Gilbert; music by Garland band; adjourned two hours for dinner. At 2 o'clock the people were again cilled together by music from the Girard band. Mrs. Gilbert then sang a song, after which Grand Master Gilbert spoke for one hour, giving a miaute description of the order, its aims and objects; music by Garland band; address by Grand Foreman McFeley. There were about 500 people on the ground and all expressed themselves well pleased with the exercises.

At 5 p. m. our Garland people returned, all saying they had spent a day long to be remembered Proprietor Mulberry Grove Where can always obtain the finest of the country. Mr. Bangs also does Go and see him when yon W.

W. At Mulberry Grove, Kansas, manufactures and deals in first-class Harness, Saddles, Bridles, -HIDES, FURS Whips, Brushes, Cnrry Combs, etc. Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. All work warranted. Give him your patronage..