Muscotah Record from Muscotah, Kansas • 4

Weekly Record. Dr. Carman, the Horton dentist, will bo at Dr. Riggs' office on Wednesday, June 22nd. PRINGGOODS FIXED.

W. BADGER, A Chance fop a Good Blacksmith For Sale My shop and tooli. Shop 20x50, 2 flros and plow polishing outfit. My house of 5 rooms, good collar, wood house 12x24, barn 20x30 hen house and good fences. Owing to my wife's poor health, I will sell out at a Bob Fithjan had two horses run over and badly hurt by a freight train Wed MuscoTAn, Friday, June 17, '92 nesday morning.

Brick store for sale or rent, in good bargain. I. H. Willakd PSWtW COUEAOB CAMP condition, counters and shelves com plete. J.

E. Carico. No Woodmen of Bert Smith has named his restaurant Are arriving almost daily at our store and we will soon have the largest line ever shown in Muscotah of goods of all kinds the Vienna. America, meets mo sooona and fourth Saturday of each month. Members from other All persons indebted to G.

W. Harris Two weeks from Monday tho country are hereby requested to call at his store camps invited to attend. Eugene Coopbk, 0 colebrato. and sottle up immediately. UEO 1'EADODY, Uierit The city council will meet again Miss Annie Speor, has returned from Monday night; the state normal school at Emporia; She will be graduated noxt June.

FOR 11 MIDD Carico insutas growing crops against MS hail. See him.1' I. O. O. F.

Delaware Lodge No 309, meetn ev ery Monday evening at I hnJ.l Traveling brothers are oordlully Invited. A Habvet, 0 SMith, 8 Will Dunkel's house is being pushed rapidly toward completion. Will is Effingham will build a new 13,500 going to give a big party when it is fin city school house. ished. Miss Edna Calvert has returned from The fly joke is now being dusted up school at Emporia.

Muscotah Lodge No Call and get prices on Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Caps and Underwear. Remember we are now 'in the McClain Brick. 110 A A AM holds Mothers, save your slippors by buying for summer use. Guard against its realization by buying screen doors of regular meetings on shingles of Willis. the flrstnnd third Sat wiliis.

,7 Tom and Will Davis have been in urdays of each month. George Harris wants you to see those L. Conmxrotj, Atchison this week. Geo Peabody, Seo Holton, Hiawatha andNetawaka will LEWIS, new wooden egg cases he is giving way and note their, superiority over any other kind. also celebrate the fourth of July.

A. O. U. W. Every body fishes these days and Frank Walsh is still sending laundry somo good catches are the result.

Meets every Becond nnd fourth Thursday in each month at I to Atchison every alternate Tuesday. Muscotah, Kansas. Lonnie Grover is expoctod to arrive OOF hall. Visiting members Tho best work. Give him your shirts cordially Invited.

A Wal- in Muscotah fcr a visit in July. collars and cuffs. luoo. Wj Dr. Knox, Boo.

Mrs. W. D. Roach is attending the The ladies of the Methodist church county teachers' institute at Atchison. will give an icq cream social at the Missouri Paciflo Time Table.

Willie Johnson caught three fish the residence of Mrs. C. H. Ficket rtext WEST BOUND, W. DOHEEE, tMail and Express, 11:30 a.

Thursday evening. other day that weighed ten and one-half pounds. tAocoinod'n, 1:00 a.m. JLosal Freight, 0:10 a. Don't be deceived.

There is only dealer in-- EAST BOUND. The wall paper season is nearly over, one kind of stove gasoline and we keep tatall and Express, 4:25 p.m. but Martin Murray are still soiling rAcoomea'n, it. One gallon, 15 cents; five gallon lots of it. 70 cents Mills Blaker.

JLocal Freght, 3:05 p. JDaily except Sunday. tDaily, Iu effect drugs, Medicine, chemicals The Atchison Champion promises to The Christian Endeavor ice cream social last evening at opera house was bo much better under its new manage- ment. not very well attended owing to the THE RECORD'S LOAFER. Toilet Articles and Druggists' Sundries.

Miss Lottio Blenis of Hiawatha, has bad weather and the reeoips were $6 been here visiting relatives for the past The old Storch corn crib, that has two weeks. little Things He Hears and Sees been an eye sore for so long on the cor; FULUINt OF PALMER'S TRIPLE EXTRACT PERFUMES Around Town During the Wa call your attention to Martin' ner of two principal streets is almost Co's excellent stock of card fin nnM Week's Loafing Times. down. Some one should put up a new and flower seeds. building.

Please pay your subscription. We are glad to announce that Mrs. A car load of flour, and look at the Prescription Work a Specialty. Mr. Dohrer himself nrAtrirlna nvAr f.li a i -j Insure your live stock with Carico prices: The Alpha the best in the city, O.

F. Nelson was well enough to bo in town this week. He is here; the "is-it-kot-enough-for $1 30; tho Acme first grade, 1 White Rose, second grade, $1.10, 'at the purest drugs and the best of care. Satisfaction guaranteed. Louie Campbell returned from Colo.

you" fiend. Mills Blaker's. Tuesday and will visit here a Miss Emma Higley visited at Pardee few days longer. this week. The Horton republicans will have a Wg vatifiratiun meeting tomorrow even Get George Harris to tell you about GO TO 1ST Harris' groceries are always fresh ing.

II. Burton will address the, as that new feueo he is makmg. We be and cheap. sembly and the Muscotah republicans lieve it is just what you want. Hill Ham is having D.

Blenis build are invited to attend. Mrs. Chas. Krebs and Mrs. Qui "-ley.

HARVEY ALLISON, him a new house. The Holton Signal says this of a forrn of Atchison, are here visiting Mrs. F.J. Ladies call at Miss Higloy. Hats at Brown for a few days.

erly-of-Muscotah boy: Chas. Hamble cost till July 4th. For all kinds of is a bright young man and will in (hie Col. Mills has the words "Harrison Bert Van Meter is now in Chicago season bo properly rewarded by the and Roid" in 3 foot letters on the front working at his trade. ptirty to which he belongs, of his grocery btore.

Farm Machinery, Buggies, Carts and Wagons; Insure your growing crops against You should soo those elegant machine Miss Eva Bon ton of this place, has hail, with Carico. made wire and slat fences. George The town is full of new signs and Harris has them. boon asked to read tho declaration of independence at the Effingham fourth of July celebration. This is a deserved Harness and all kinds of Shelf and Heavy Hardware and the old reliable ceiling decorations.

We have printed tho bills for the wooa, ueenng and Milwaukee Binders and Mowers. Cherries are ripening rapidly. There compliment to a good reader. Effingham 4th of July celebration. A will be a good, crop here, big time is anticipated.

Frank Walsh and Frank Cameron set HARNESS AND HARNESS REPAIRING. Willis is still at the old stand with a a trot line at the fork south of town JUiss tiara Badger returned from big clean stock of lumber. Ensworth hospital, St. Joseph, Wednes Monday night and Tuesday morning A horse was stolen from the stable of day much improved in health. took from it a cat fish that weighed 0.

Weaver last Tuesday night. five pounds and nine ounces. 'Cyclone Harry" and his company FRANK WALSH, BARBER. The Muscotah young people have not of three are here this week giving nightly concerts and selling medicine. The Muscotah Congregationalists have issued a cal to 1 preach in their had a picnic yet this year.

Asa Buckles has returned from St. There is only one thing certain that Good Work Warranted Our Location is One Door West of the Lawis A BUson Heat Market. church fCr tho ensuing year to Rev. G. Albert Trout, of Do Smet, South Dakota.

Joseph for his summer vacation. tho democratic convention will do, en dorse Willis' bargains in lumber. He has not yet beon heard from. A fine new girl came into the family Muscotah, Kansas. of J.

E. Lewis Thursday afternoon. Remember, when you want anything Mrs. P. H.

Calvert returned last of- the kind, that the Recokd office is Bluebird the best 5 cent cigar in the Friday from Emporia where she attend world at the Parlor Grocery. Try it. well lixed to do good job printing. od the commencerneiit exercises of the K. S.

N. S. Her daughter. Miss Edna Miss Maud Kline will entertain the It will bo to your advantage to have CARICO, us do your job work before we leave. leap year club with a party at her home was one of the graduated class of 78 south west of town next Friday night.

The.republicans held a big Harrison Effingham seems to be enjoying a small boom and on the eve of a larger Children Day will be observod fitting-! and Reid ratification meeting iu the Real Estate and Rental Agent and Notary Public one. ly at the Methodist church noxt Sunday opera house here last Saturday evening. 1 here will be none at the Congregation J. H. George, of Topeka, visited here A large number were present aud Col.

All notary work and writing promptly and carefully attended to. al church. this week with the family of P. H. Cal Johnson and Rev Todd addressed them.

vert. At the meeting Saturday night L. Office 8 doors of Lewis' store. Mustotah Kiv.h Please remember that next week will be our last here and as we want to get to work elsewhere as soon as possible At a Low Figure. would be pleased to have all our delin mm A 6-ycar-old work horse, well broken quent subscribers settle up immodi to double or single harness will be sold a atoly.

Bon, Prompt, Fecit Its Cure for Impotence, Lota of Manhood, Seminal tmlttlont, Spermatorrhea, Nerooutnttt, SelfUetrnet, lota of Homoru, to. Will make yon a STR0H9, Man. Print $7.00, 6 Boxet, 9B.OO. Sptfilal mrietltm MaHti vory low if applied for soou. T.

Wiley, at the DeForest farm. Cortelyou and M. H. Wyckolf were chosen dolegates to the democratic county convention. Wanted Plain sowing.

I will do work at reasonable prices and desire the patronage of the people of Muscotah and vicinety JMrs. Tavener. I For Sale A horso power J. I.v Case threshing machine, 'Complete and in good running order. Call on or address I.

W. Arrihgton, Kansas. A horse was stolerf from the stable of James Martin, of the Severanee News, was in town Monday. Jim has arranged Two or three Muscotah firms expect to purchase a half interest in tho News wltk each Btx. AMtttt to run stands at Effingham on the 4 th mm and we are glad to hoar that he is pros B4llud Snnr litlmn to-, tSILU0AA.

T. LOUIS, MO. of July. Mrs, J. D.

Lewis, of Atchison is here this week visiting the family of J. E. Lewis. Miss Maggie Kretsniger, of Emporia, is here and will spend the summer with Miss Edna Calvert. 5 John Brun will have anothorplatform dance ar his homo south east of town next Friday night.

M. II. Cumming, lately from Chicago and a brother of Charles is now tho Christian minister at Whitin, A new sidewalk will be put down on the north andeast sides of the Storch corn orib as soon as it is torn down. The doctors report an unusually healthy condition in this vicinity this None are sick but the chronics. pering.

Ho will make a name for him If there is one man among its patrons self. that the Record has a warmest place for in its heart, it is II. L. Brown, of It may bo interesting te know that Charles Byors, at Larkin last Saturday A sound liver makes a well man. Are you bilious, conHtJpiited or troublod with Jaundice, sick lieaducbe, bud tnsto in month, foul breath, eoated tongua, dyspap.

siu, indigestion, hob drv nkin. tiain in bant the new prima" donna, Miss Emma 5 A 1 -r Invormay. He lias been a regular and intorsting correspondent of the Record Droyfuse who is attracting so much "ignu. a man nameu duiKe, who disappered at tho sane time is suspected. City Marshall Hillyer was busy the attention in Paris, Fiance, with her and between the shoulders, chilli and fever ever since its birth, and a friend any country paper might be proud of.

We j.1 juu navo nuy oi mese symptoms. singing, is a sister of Harry Dreyfuse who worked in a billiard hall We three you liver is out of order, and your blood bninp" nimvlv nnfannori h.nu,i.. first of the week building a new four- hope he will always enjoy tke best of foot sidewalk on the east side of the does not act properly. Herbina will cure I1TIV llonlidnnf .1 disorder of years ago, She lives at Independence, any the liver.stomach or bowels. Van Meter property on Kansas avenue health and happiness and live to a ripe old age.

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