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The Olsburg News-Letter from Olsburg, Kansas • 8

The Olsburg News-Letter du lieu suivant : Olsburg, Kansas • 8

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Olsburg, Kansas
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day night was a dismal failure. To The young folks of this neighbor be euro, the bad weather had jsUf jlf hood tave amused themselves very much to do with the manner in ploasarti7 the pass week distriDut Lewis Kavermale, Publisher. ing May bakcts. PUBLISHED EVESY THURSDAY. The boys of the new band have ee cured J.

T. Dalzell for their1 leader KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND which things went. Of course you have informed your readers of the mistrial in the Kjcliln Johnson murder case. It is yet the wonder of many: some as to why a conviction did not follow the EuteroJ at the postoffice at Olsuurg Kansas and infractor, and are pushing on as second class matter. Subscription $1.50 per Year.

Thursday Hat 11, 1892. ward with vigorous efforts. Word has been reoieved from Utah Fancy Groceries, Tobacco Cigars, evidence, and by others as to why announcing the death ot ilrs. John on earth a verdict of acquilal was DRUGS MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICES; Jacobs. formaUy of this place but Correspondence no rendered on the same evidence moved to Utah with her husband a It is so hard for us to all see alike.

few years ago, Sho has been in Galilee. The two story stone dwelling and C. Chaudot visited at Joo Shiner's very poor neaitn ior many years and death was the only relief from store building belonging to J. last week. Smith of Myers Valley was entirely her eevere suffering.

QUEENS WARE, LAMPS. MIXED PAINTS, PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, ETC. CLOCKS WATCHES, SILYERlYAItE AMD JEWELRY Beautiful Chamber Sets, destroyed by fire on last Sunday Some of our farmer? are most through planting corn. Westmoreland; afternoon, A defective flae caused the trouble; The contents were saved, The loss is estimated at Mrs. A.

DicKman visited with Much of importance has taken Mrs. Mauldin one day last week, place in this quiec little city about 1200. No insurance. It is with in the past few weeks, and r. unauaos ana wue visited, a hard blow lor this gentleman, Manhattan Saturday and Sunday, kaowiDg full woll that your readers coming at this time.

Maggie Thomas yMlea Saturday and possibly yourself would appro Coffin, Caskets, and Undertakers' Goods nnrt KnnrW wit.li. Thnrrmrm CI at a ilttlO 01 IU6 BDiretOWn DOWS, At the recent city election, the cow was regulatod to the rear, and of Garrison, I will write honce forth will be compelled to TTn.n (ihrisfnnlifir. wlm hnnU cave the largest Mayor in submit to the tender mercies of Morris Summers' place, has moved rotiawatomie county. the "cowboy," his cattle-whip and Miss Mattie Spalding started for here from liandolph. herder's pony, ind now comes Bl: Wichita, Monday, on a month's visit Finulf and declares that such ac to re'atives and friends.

Blue alley. tions ny tne majority of legal voters is 'unconstitutional," and he favors Brother Stein rocovered the price Mr. Kettleman has bought a new of the case of beer stolen frm his of the ordinances and fish net the compulsory surreuder of the a few evenings since. He got none of t-a however. Jake Springer shipped a car load SEW AKX) city's charter.

The case will be The St, Marys boys declare that heard before Justice Shiner, next of horses. Mat Cal'ahan is working for Hen. ry Springer. the ''Bic: Four" of Pottawatomie co week at 10 o'clock. ScaiBE.

unty is composod of Judge Fitzger Dow Pierce has sold his wheat to aid, Eov. Tanner. Commissioner Ott lhere is no danger from whoop "Winkler Bros. ing cough when Chamberlain's and Poet Fowlor and they are the "big four" for a fact. Ularence jfiorco is dnlliDsr corn Cough Kemedy is freely given, It for John Dimon.

Please call and examine and get prices. We know we can do you good. Yours, The attempt to reorganize the al keeps the cough loose and makes Mr. Dial is fixing pasture fenco most defunct alliance party by John expectoration easy. 25 and 50 cent for Moj.

Adams. 8. Codding at the court house Satur bottlea for Balo by Ole Johnson. Chronic Diseases and Defective Vision RECEIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION MIFF William Thomas will pa3ture cattle for Mr, Crum. Jake Springer bought a new pi.

ano when ne was in Kansas City. Several boys from Westmoreland were fishing along the Blue last week. DowPierco as returned from the strip he says there were at least 10 men for evey claim. -AT TtlE- CASH DEALEES. flgedical treatment ooms MANHATTAN, KANSAS.

Address S. D. ROSS, M. D. aootf Carnaliau Creek.

Will Nelson has lentod part of OUR NEW STOCK OF GOODS Mr, Booth's place. Mr, Blutnberg has rented part of Geo; Springer's place on tho Blue. Geoige Springer and family of Is large and complete for the Spring Summer Season. HEADQUARTERS FOR Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS NOTIONS. T.u:-i! Riley Co Sandayed with friends on this creoK.

Mrs. Chris. Curne is getting bet-tar under tho caro of, Dr, Eobinson of Manhattan. Wiliiam Springer ofEiley co, was shaking hands with old friends one day last week. Bav.

Georgo Carnahan and sister iu uiim iiuu we mean io Kfifp evorviuin mac is wantea ay our iraae; nu Kinas oi Worsted Dress Goods from 10c. to 1 per yard white and black Summer Dress goods, Lawns, Lace Stripes, Etc; Summer Silks. Groseraia Sil'is. Fancv Cotton Drees Goods and Ginchams: Curtains. Wall Paper.

Trunks. Valises. Parasols. Umbrellas. Hosiery.

Corsets, Carpets etc, etc, in large varieties. MEN'S, BOYs' and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Clothing we have for Jean and fat, larfi'e and smal men, boys and children at 1,25 Mrs. Alox Flemraing wont to Pennsylvania Inst Monday to visit their to $22 per suit and wo also tauo measures and hare suits made to order, BOOTS AND SIZES STYLES- A.ND OIXS, PUMPS, WINDMILLS AND FIXTURES. GEO. GROVER.

OUEEESWARE AND GLASSWARE- Of all Hods; plain and decorated. Have juu now a Special Drive In plain wnite ware, HARDWARE AND TINWARE, Wo keep In this line everything wanted as fir as we can learn parents. Decoration Day will be celebrated at the Carnahan Creek school house-A good literary program is boing prepared for tho occasion. There was a box social at the Carnahan Creek house, Tuesday Though the crow'd was not large tho lunch was immense, spoaKing, and singing. A pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.

Tho money derived from the sale of boxes goes xo Lincoln Neb. to build a memorial church, a memorial to Young People of the U. P. church. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, I Shiner, Of all kindd.

Things that will suit the taste of everyone in this department WO keep many specialties such as domestic and imported Fish and Herring. no, 1 In STONEWARE Such as Crocks, Jars, Churns and Jugs we buy in car load lota and are consequently able to give ad rantagps over competitors. Implements and Vehicles Land Lots Loans Consisting of The Minnesota Chief Threshers and Repairs for same, the Buckoye Mow ers and Binders and repairs for same, the Bradley (Garden City) Plows, Listers and Disc Cultivators, the Canton Cultivators and Combined Listers, the Brown Cultivator IlTfifTB A WTd and Corn Drills, the Campbell Corn Drills, the Buckeye Cultivators, the Schuttler, Biin and Sterling Farm Wagons. A lull assortment of Carriages, Buggies, Spring WajousaJd Road Carts and other things too numerous io mention. Choice, excellently improved farms for Wo are alwavs on iha look out for barealng.

par cash for our goods, select tho mOBt impoitimt articles in person at the largest and best markets, and have long experience, All ol which our customers find works to their adyadtage. Your trade is eolicited sale also 5000 acres of unimproved Land in Pottawatomie County. My list of city Dry Creel. Esther Eolandor returned Sunday from a few weeks stay at Irving: J. Johnson made a buisnoss trip to Manhattan Friday.

Grass is reported good.and quite a number have turned tbeir stock out to pasture. Mrs. A. Bouthorland aud Mrs. Thorpe ofMadieou are expected up on a visit to frienu'a in this locality soon.

Miss Lillio Eolander, who has been attending school at gradu a'ed from tho county courao ofstu ly last week. piuuitiuo lur Kciio ur uuue is extensive 6C embraces some rare bargains, If yon wish to dispose of your real estate fill not to list it with J. SHINER, Westmoreland, Kans..

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1887-1896