Carlton Advocate from Carlton, Kansas • 4

1 lion Grain Market. Corned weekly by A. Fahniuv, Corn in ear per bushel A ysn'f important lmsj(uss brunch overlooked in article on first, page. It is tj0 stock-trade, which in in the hands qt Messrs Bax McDonald Broa, DRUGGISTS. Pollers in and Heavy HARDWARE, A lid Sporting-Goods, such iff We have received a large invoice of Ladies spring dress goods, which we are gelling at lowest prices, TOOLH A I 1.

32 Ii I) 13 BUGGIES AND WAaONS Carlton, Kansas, A full stock always on hand, and goods sold as low as CLOTHING. We are selling Clothing at prices that dely competition. AVagons. ter This first docs an ex tensive business and jaunt have ship ped at least one hundred cars since tho station wa dablishod here a-bout a year ago. Watts is also the viw-predcnt of tho Carlton Town company and one of our niont liberal and enterprising citizens.

The bnsiwtjs of our -office is steadily incasing. Last Sunday evening two hags of mail were left here? and Monday morning's train bronghjt four more. Six bags of mail in twenty-four hours is a pretty good showing for our young town, Mr. Aldrich, of Genesoo, came to Carlton a few days ago and bought several lots. And now the carpenters are at work putting up a rpsidenco for him.

In a week or so the carpenters will commence work on a fine dwelling-house for Mr. F. Fuller, embanker. Mr. L.

A. Peck will use his house on the farm adjoining town as a summer-residence, The house is surrounded by shade and fruit trees, and is a comfortable place to live in, Mr. John Watts bought two very elegant rocking chairs this week at the furniture store of Meyer Bros. Carlton will soon have a Money Order Office, post-master has boon advised that this arrangement will be perfected July 1st. A money order office has been needed here for some time, Mr, F.

L. Fuller, our popular banker, left to-day for a trip to Friend, Nebraska, to attend to some business matters there. He will bo gone sev eral days. Mr. A.

A. Farnhaui has received a large quantity of white goods and seasonable novelties in his dry-goodg department, and tho big stock of ag ricultural implements, which he late- is just beginning to arrive. Mr Strother has stopped out and Mr. Henry Litis is the sole editor now, but the Abilene Reflector still remains what it always was: a very bright Mr. John McDonald, the druggist.

was unwell the first part of this week, but is now feeling better. Mr. B. C. Heed, the energetic man ager' of the Badger Lumber yard here, keeps on stocking up the yard, Three more cars of lumber received this week.

Mr. Geo. 11. Shane, travelling a Kent for tho organ-firm of A. D.

Buckley in Abilene, was in town last Monday. Mr. IShane is a very pleas ant young man and makes friends whereever he oes. Dr. W.

II. Caulk, of Banner City, has bought Dr. llorino's drug -store hero and will within a few days be come one of our citizens. Through (be courtesy of Major William Sims, the efficient secretary of the state board of agriculture, we have received a copy of the fifth biennial report of that body. The book is the most interesting and best prepared work that has yet been published by our state-board and contains a vast amount of most valuable information in regard to tho growth and progress of our st.at.

It should be scattered broadcast over the land, as the reading of its contents must convince any and everybody, that Kansas is in every respect the best state in the Union. Handle a hog properly and it will prove one of the most profitable an imals on the farm. The wold moves those who move w'th it rc'tieve success those who dash ahead of it are sn ri ici to its hone who lua arel lost. It has been Ascertained by scientists that ih real miss'im of niosipii- tos is to puniy water as vu-U as air. This partially r-conciles us to what awaits us in a few weeks.

A great, big stock of seeds from i the firms of D. M. Ferris, Hardin Masons, and Hiram Sibley Co. just received at the store of the progress- ive hardware dea'ers N. W.

Ward Co. is of of I they can be bought anywhere COLMAN Housa Siaru Grainers and t'ai'Umi, Satisfaction guaranteed and prices A carload of Harrison farm wagons and spring wagons at low est prices, shelled Wheat, hard No, 2 uofjj'H 2 Oats 25 51) r'8 IilortaTit Notjcp All Masons and Odd Fellows, who I'ke to start lodges of their or ders in the town of pre re quested to meet at N. Ward fe hardware" store on Saturday, March 2(ith, 1887, at 7 o'clqck in tho evening, as we now have chance to secure a hall. Soorr Soles, W. Ward, J.

A. Winder, Remember the 12th, of Xpril. It the day on which you want to take your neighbors to the polls, so that they can vote for our new railroad. One column advertisement for pne year in the Chicago Tribune costs in the New York lowest priced column is to $32,000, and the highest is $35,000. The New York Tribune, $30,000 to $35,000, and yet they always have all the advertising they can accept.

We will make a slight reduction from these rates, in order to encourage the boom. Anti Monopolist. (Me too! Publisher Advocate.) President Cleveland has appointed the following interstate commerce Thomas M. Oooley, Michigan, for the term of six years; Win. It.

Morrison, of Illinois, for the term of five years; Augustus Schoonmaker, of New York, for the term of four Wallace Walker, of Vermont, for the term of three years; and Walter Bragg, of Alabama, for the term of two years. The C. K. extension the Rock Island road is contem plated to be built from Herington via Enterprise and Abilene to Solomon, an 1 voters will be nskod to vote bonds on Tuesday, April 12. If the bonds do not carry the railway company say they will run their road via Can ton to Salina.

It therefore rests with the people whether they secure this additional road or not The more through lines we possess the better markets we shall have: and no doubt these roads will eventually make Dickinson county rich and prosper om. This road has been granted by congress right of way through the Indian territory. Solomon Sentinel A sure cure for potato bugs is claimed to have been found by a vv isconsm potato raiser, nis wan is to plant one or two Uax seed in each hill of jxitat ios. He says that the will shun it every time and for two years he has thus been successfu in growing potatoes, while others have failed. It at least is worth try ing.

Don't forget it. "Weekly Signal. Builder's hardware and shelfyoodr at N. Ward Co's in great quan tities. Meyer our enterprising fur niture-dealers, have just ordered a big stock of furniture and wall-pa per, which will arrive here in a few weeks.

They are determined to keep up a full assortment A now School of Short-Hand and Type-Writing has just been'estab lished at Manhattan. Kansas, specialty is made of giving iustruc tion bv mail. The same method is employed that is being used so sue cessf ully in the Short Hand depart merit of th Iowa University Trial Tysons free. Fiv J. OALEN DIXON, Principal jr.

ft For Sale Three Dwelling Houses. four rooms, bay window and cellar; cistern, barn and outbuildings; three lota on southeast corner of Second I and Main Price fl.oUl. Two one story frame houses, IS by 1 2 (, three rcjoma each, cistern and outhouses, 1 lot to each houne, three lots together on northeast corner of Second and Main streets. Price I.OOO; will separately. FARM IMPLEMENTS, peaUrt In Dru, Paints, Oils Varnish, Perfumery AXD TOILET' ARTICLES.

T. Ii, Pattln, VbtrmioUt, Our stock consists of pure, fresh goods, and will be sold at reasonably prices. Special attention given prescriptions, and satisfaction gu. anteed, II. S.

Contractors Builden Carlton, Kansas. Plana and ftpeoiflcationi opo application. Work done at reaonable prioM and Batisfaotiou guaranteed, Special attention given to all kinda millwriht and elevator-work, James Burns, Shoemaker, Main, near 4th street, pigu ot the Eig Bed Boot. CARLTON, KANSAS. Boots and Shoes made to order, and repairing done in a satisfactory man ner.

I am also prepared to repair all kinds of HARNESS, THE UHLMAN FHILFOTT'S Ready Mixed Water-proof Paints In all Colors and Shades, foi inside and outside For 6ala in quarts, half-gallons and gallons by A. TJitK. Mr. A. A.

Farnham is now also seU ling coal. He handles the Osaga Shaft coal and sells it for 5,50 pop ton. Mr. L. A Peck has received a magnificent stock of dreso-goods, which should be inspected by every lady in and around Carlton.

The stock comprises all stives and qualities, and prices range from to8f cents per yard. Don't fail to call on Mr. H. S. Mo Cumber, if you wish to have any buil ding done.

If von are K. thero v. ith corns to McDonalds t'cig sio-v. herv oa can uiiv tM Crginal A- lucrican j.vn The Badger Lumbpr Co. "HTr a full supply of all Vi 1 br in their yc.rd here an i i-e von k-wei p'', affonl Anei 'n next t-'ou i if youwiu.t a bargt in.

Fr.rnlture at Meyer Bros. Picture frames made to order tt Meyer furniture btore. Keojeiulier: Fresh oysters every other day at the Haley Loou at the stock of Carpets. Cilt cloths, Pictures and Frames, and at the new assortment of Fiuuiture by Meyer Bros. Let everybody get ready tovot the railroad bonds and let everybody prepare for a boom in this town which in its magnitude will eclipse anything ever seen or heard of the history of Kansas booms.

L. A. reck has no poet v. Ibis number of tho paper, but he touvicu. to eell all hi? good at the kmttlvv-ing prices.

We shall have this week a carload of plows, planters, cultivators, listers, harrows mowers, self binders Iz thrashing machines. Wagons, KANSAS, as Guns, Pistols in Central Kansas, NICHOLS Painters Calsontfner Knnag reasonable, our stock. You will save of us. We want your trade. promptly attended to.

drain. t-prlcc for wheat corn oats rtla. MEYER BROS' NEW FUUNITURE STORE AT CARLTON Furniture of all descriptions and in the latest styles. Just received, a magnificent assortment of carpets, oil We are determined to have your trade and shall spare no pains to suit customers, cloths, mirrors, pictures, picture-frames etc. Visit our st)ie and inspect time and money, by buying Orders for CARLTON, STmiW t' Owl Floral Guide for 1887 Now retly, oonuini 2 Colored PlatM, bundredt of niuitratloni, and nmrlj too pti- pertlhilT tn GaHco-iiilt and Klowrr Culture, and over 160 containing an Ulurtrated List of nearly all the riOWIBS AMD Krown, wllh direcllons bow to grow them, where the beat CrritQ Dl AUTC AL'nOIIIE can be procured, with piimofeach.

Thia book nailed free LLUOj rLAII I 9 AIU SULDO i receipt of 10 cenli, and the 10 cento may be deducted from the flrat order arnt na. F.Terj one Interested In a Harden, or who desiraa atmd, freeh e', ehould hare thli work. We refer to tb mllllona of peraons who hart Wanted our aeeda. BUY ONLY VICE'S 8RRD3 AT HEADQUARTERS. JAMES VICK, SEEDSMAN, Rochester, N.

JOHN F. STIUTION, Importer and in MUSICAL 49 Maiden Lane, NKW YORK. ii (Yebi Cut Violin the Finest in the World. GraiiaV A. A.

The nitrox)'itan store of L. A. ()m. one-story frame house. IS by Pwk with 12 bv 14 addition, contains Dealer in Grain, -J AND OSAGE SHAFT COAL Carlton, Kansas.

styles and prices. Oo and nee for yourself. Garden -tools, jnunns, wajon and plow materials received this week by X. W. Ward Co.

McDonald the enterprisini dnijjgiste, have laid in a large htock of white lead and oil. They want to bo ready for the painters when the building Ixioiu tret under lull head- way- M'r. D. (. HetnL the menntrer of I ill pay tho morkt drain.

the ledger LiunlH yanl in al willing to mil jou lnnitnT i I the iy luwl Termn mad. satisfactory purchaser. Howell..