The Mulberry Grove Gazette from Mulberry, Kansas • 1

i i Mulberry Gazet HPT? $1.50 A Year. MULBERRY GROVE, CRAWFORD SATURDAY, OCT. 25, 1830. VOL. 1, NO.

Tl3E G-ATTTE, PARTIES WHO OWE US. MRS. L. JONES, ENTERED AT THE POSTOPPICE AT The following parties are indebted to us for advertising and subcriptions for which they have refused to Dav without MULBERRY GROVE, AND ADMITTED FOR TRANSMISSION THROUGH THE MAILS AS HAIL MATTER OP THE giving a reasonable excuse: W. W.

Jones, W. H. Misener, M. and W. Scott Stroud.

We will make additions Haven the lending druggists (if this county, will sell you drugs cheaper than any other liim in Uourbon county, uid nil parties from Garland who buy 5 worth of goods from them will receive a round trip ticket from Garland lo Fort Scott. Don't fail to try them. The editor of this paper is a correspondent for the leading daily pa pers. Patties knowing of crimes committed and other very important news tfhnuld report the same to this olHco immediately, day or night. Stephenson's fail and winter cloaks.

rpiE 1 PIONEER MILLINER AND 4 DRESS-MA KE T) 1 next week and give amount etc. The Jf SCOTT, Editor and Business Manager: names will be kept standing until bills are satisfactorily settled. MULBERRY GROVE DIRECTORY JKiTParties who do not wish to receive 0 The Gazette any longer can ston it SECRET SOCIETIES. coming to them by paying the balance A. P.

and A. M. Mulberry Lodge At Mulberry Grove, Kansas, keeps constantly on hand a well assorted stock of everything in her line and sells ut bed rock prices. Give her a call before purchasing elsewhere. due us.

The subscription price from the first, or about the first number, for carpets and dress goods have arrived, at number 261, Ancient, Free and Accent ed Masons, meets at Masonic Hall, at one copy to date is 25 cents. 1'ort Seott, Kansas. Blankets! Mulberry Grove, Kansas, the second and If we were a furnitun dealer an sold Blaiikcts by the wholesale and retail, at fourth Tuesday evening in each month. a coflin that cost us $4.75 to a noor hard Visiting brethren in good standing are working widow for we would never Stephenson's, Fort Seott. The finest line and largest ouantitv cordially invited to meet With us.

call the editor of our local paper a scoun drel because he charged us at the rate of J. C. Brown, W. M. Wm.

S. Auston, Sec'y. of dress goods ever shown in Fort Seott, now arriving, at $80 a year for a full column ad. A. 0.

U. W. Mulberry Lodge num If we were a harness maker that stole Stephenson's, The reason why there are telegraph poles and never paid an hon ber 181, Ancient Order United Work men, meets the second and fourth Thurs est debt when we could possibly avoid it, we wouldu't call the editor a rascal be day evenings in each month at Masonic so many more Bain wagons used than any other make is because Hall, at Mulberry Grove, Kansas. Vis cause the editor wanted the money our- iting brethren good standing are cor they have been thoroughly tried self and wife owed hitu, after we had repeatedly promised to pay him. dially invited to meet with us.

tor more than twenty years and E. V. Bevans, 31. W. If we run a dirty, low, Kansas druir W.

H'Konkel, Recorder. store whisky shop and sold body-rot arid G. A. Post number 183, Grand Army of the Republic, meets at coffin-varnish at $1 a pint that only cost us GO cents a gallon, we wouldn't say the editor was dishonest because ho charged their hall at Mulberry Grove. Kansas.

have proved to be the best painted, best ironed and st rongest wagon made. Pi-2l-lm liuin Wagons sold L. Page, Ft. Scott The Kansas Nebraska Dakota Railway Co. are now operating theiriine between Fort Scott and Garnett, a distil nee of 50 miles.

This is the most direct route for travlors from the smith the second Saturday of each month at us G4 cents a month for our ad. If we were a doctor and didn't know clock p. m. and on the fourth Saturday evening of each month at 7 o'clock. the difference between the dumb asue and the chicken-pox, and had filled up E.

V. Bevans, Commander. R. D. Freeman, Adjutant, the grave-yards all around us.

we would going to Ottawa, Luwrence, ii'ieL'u M. E. Church, Preaching once each never abuse the editor because he charged us for advertising. Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m.

and 8 o'clock MORE NEXT WEEK. p. alternately. Sunday school every teunday at 10 clock a. in.

$1... 13 WEEKS. 13 $1 S. P. Cullison, Pastor.

The Police Gazette will be mailed se- I curcly wrapped to any address in the K. FT. S. 4 0. It.

R. TIME TABLE. Trains Going South. United States for three months unon receipt of ONE DOLLAR. Liberal Passenger, Mail and .3:36 p.

ni Way 7:35 a. ni discount allowed to postmasters, agents afaiflict Sftfcet, or Scott, IpWs, I and clubs. Sample copies mailed free. Trains Going Worth. points west.

Chw eon necii, insure made at Garnett with trains on the Southern Kansas R. II. Parlies going cast or south from Ottawa nod points on the Southern Kansas V. P. can take train at Garnett for Fort Scott, where connections are untie with the Missouri Pacific, and Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf R.

R. Round trip tickets are now on sale at all stations. Haven The leading druggists Of Bourbon county, Want your patronage. They sell more drugs, For less money Than any one else In this part of the Country. Call C.

Seeing is believing. Market Scott. Passenger, Mail and Express. 11:44 a. Address all orders to Richard K.

Fox. Vv'ay reight .8:00 p. Franklin Square, New York City, N. Y. -ARE TIIE- HOTEL FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

Round trip tickets to all points at re duced rates. E. E. Pratt, Agent Leading Druggists of Bourbon County The Garland Hotel is for sale or rent, This is a first-class house, conveniently located, handy to the depot and busi I. MISENER, M.

IHIYSICIAN SURGEON, MULBERRY GROVE, KANSAS. ness part of town, and a grand opnortn nity for the right kind of a man to AND SELL MORE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY. make some good money. For price and LLEN WILSON, M. D.

A PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Mulberry Grove, Kansas. Office at Wilson's drug store, north end of town. terms, apply to E. H. Weddle, Garland, Kansas.

THE FORT SCOTT GULF. The Fort Scott Gulf offers vou the H. DAVIS, M. A. I most pleasant and desirable route to Any Customer from Garland purchasing goods of us to the amount of $5 Will receive a round trip ticket, Garland to Fort Scott, at the same Time getting lower prices on Drugs and Medicines than at any other Place in Bourbon county.

Call and be convinced of what we say. PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Mulberry rove, Kansas. Office at Bright' big ad. is, we are told, the largest legitimate ad. ever inserted in a Bourbon county newspaper.

Stephenson's carpets, cloaks, window shades and dress goods attract intelligent buyers, Fort Seott, Ks. If you want to buy the best Lamps in the market call on J. P. Robens, at the Fort Scott China Hall. When advertisements are ordered to be discontinued, the advertiser must pay all arrearages in all cases.

Roben's Fort Scott China Hall is the Kansas City and all points East. North R. Ennis' drug store: Professional calls and West; to Memphis and all points piomptly attended to, day or night. R. W.

D. BARBER, IEE JUL. IE ILT jlt id O- PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Mulberry Grove, Kansas, wishes to an nounce to the public thar he is at the place to secure bargains in Lamps, Glassware, China Queensware, etc. old place, where he has been for fifteen years, and thanks them for their liberal patronage in the past, and in the future When no particular time is specified, we insert pay locals and all other adver can be found at his old post. tisements until forbidden by the adver couth.

At Kansas City, connections are made in Union Depot with all through trains for Chicago, St. Louis and the East; to St. Paul, Denver, San Francisco, Portland and the West and Northwest. Via this line, entire train with Free Reclining Chair Car and Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car runs through to Memphis, Tennessee; Pullman Sleeping Car through to New Orleans. There is no other direct route from the West to Jacksonville, Pensacola, Nashville, Chattadooga and all Southern Cities.

This route, via Hoxie, is over one hundred miles the shortest line to Little Rock, Hot Springs and points in Arkansas. Send for large map and time tables showing through connections. Before purchasing your tickets call upon a ticket agent of this conmanv or tiser, and charge accordingly. SCOTT STROUD, W. Glassware and Fruit Jars awful ehenn CONSTABLE St, COLLECTOR, at the Fort Scott China Hall.

Mulberry Grove, Kansas. All business Advertising rates liberal and made placed in his hands attended to promptly known on application at this office. S. AUSTON, W. The finest lamps in the world at the Fort Scott China Hall.

Haven the boss druggists, THE GROVE HOTEL, Mulberry Grove, Kansas. Good accommodations for strangers. Charges mod-derate. Try the Grove Hotel. I D.

BONNER, write to the undersigned for rates. Special rates and arrangements for parties and their moveables going South to locate. J. E. LOCKWOfm W.

W. JONES, LIVERY, SALE FEED STATUTE Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Ag't, I TIME TABLE AT FORT SCOTT. Worth Bound Trains leave Ft. S. as follows: Number 1 7:00 a.

Number 3 2:00 p. South Bound Trains arrive at Ft. Scott: Number 2 10:45 a. Number 4 6:30 p. Mulberry Grove, Kansas.

Good teams and rigs always on band. Traveling men accommodated at all times, day or 'ght. Your patronage solicited. Kansas City, Missouri. OUT FOR 'eT The following parties owe us and ILLIAM S.

AUSTON, At Mulberry Grove, Kansas, manufactures and deals in first-class refused to pay us, and we would caution the public against crediting them. Their address is Mulberry Grove, Ks. NOTARY PUBLIC INSURANCE AOEVT Train number 3 makes close connec tion at Garnett with trains for Ottawa. W. W.

Jones, W. Mulberry Grove, Kansas. Blanks of all kinds, constantly on hand. All notorial work attended to promptly. Collections made for non-residents.

All business placed in my hands will receive prompt attention. Office at hotel. A. B. Gombar, Gen'l Pass'r Ag't, J.Kodgers, W.D.Barber Z.

D. Bonner, a. H. Davis H. M.

Fickinoer, L. L. Bush. iSeveral more next week 5f tW Harness, Saddles, Bridles Master of Transp'n. Gen'l Mg'r.

Fort Scott, Kansas. don't pay what they owe us. I i.