Carlton Advocate du lieu suivant : Carlton, Kansas • 4

I Carlton (J rain Market. Corrected weekly by A. A. Farnham, Porn in ear per bushel 24 c. shelled ii 25 Wheat, hard No.

2 50 8 'i 40 i' soft 2' li "58 Oat "20 On Sunday, the 27th of March, tin Friends organized a church ia Curl-ton with a membership of about 40. Thoy meet nt present in the school-house and hold their Sabbuth School at 1 0 o'clock and Church at 1 1 o'clock evory Sabbath morning. All lovers of Christianity are invited tp attend. Steps are beiug taken to tyiild a House as soon as possible. 1 Dealers irj Shelf and Heavy HARDWARE, FARNHA1.

Sporting-Goods, such mm i GOODS DRY Wf frnve received a large invoice of uiUes spring dress goods, which we are selling at lowest prices, TOOLS AND BUGGIES AND WAGONS j. Carlton, Kansas, A full stock always on hand, and goods sold as low as they can be bought anywhere in Central Kansas. CLOTHING. ii celling Clothing at prices that competition. Wagons.

WAGONS, COLM AN NICHOLS Hous3 Siffn Painter3 drainers and Calsominerg Carlton, Kmuhba Satisfaction guaranteed and prices reasonable, A carload of Harrison farm wagons and ning wagons at lowest prices. McDonald Bros, DRUGGIST Dealers Id, Drugs, Paints, Oils Varnish, Perfumery AND TOTLPT AJMpiCLES. T. Ii. Pttin, Pharmacist.

CAawpx, Kansas. Our Btock consists of pure, fresl goods, and will be sold at reasonable prices, Special attention given tq prescriptions, and satisfaction pum anteed, II, S. McCumber C0 Contractors Builders Carwoji, Kansas, PIhii And specifications famished upoq applioBtion. Wqrk done at reasonable price and satisfaction guaranteed Special attention givsn to all kinds of n. .1 Ainwn.n James -Burns, CJ Tr- uuucuia.ri.ei ill ill 11, Hour iu sirtici.

oijfii or the Big Red CARLTON, KANSAS. repairing done in a satisfactory man. ner. I am also prepared to repair all kinds of HARNESS, THE UHXMAN PHILPOTT'S Ready Mixed Water-proof Paints In all Colors and Shades, for inside and outside work For snla in quarts, half -gallons and gallon by I. A.

PECK. Mr, A. A. Farnham is now also sel ling coal. He handles the Omg Shaft coal and Bells it for 5,50 por ton.

Mr. L. A. Peck has recivu a magnificent stock of clress-b'oods, which should be inspected by tvery lady in and around Carlton. The stock comprises all stlyes and quaH.

ties, and prices range from 15 to 85 cents per yard. Don't fail to call on Mr. H. S. Me Cumber, if you wish to have any buil ding done.

If you aro lwtborrd with coma to McDonalds Bkk' drug otor' hro you can buy the Original A uierictm Corn Cnrn. 'The Badger Lumber Co. cv.rr? -full supply of all kinds of lumbr iv their yard here ard are give you lower prices, tnun any tirni afford to. Auction ut Mr. Hamaker's next Saturday.

LVa't fail to v'do. if you want a bargain. Furniture at Meyer Bros. Picture frames made to order at Meyer furniture store. Remember: Freeh oysters every other day at the Haley House.

Look at the stock of Carpets, Oilt cloths, Pictures and Frames, aud at the new assortment of Furniture jui- receivea uy jueyer cms. Let everybody get ady to vote the railroad bonds and let everybody prepare for a boom in this town which in it magnitude will eclipso anything ever seen or heard off id the history of Kansas booms. L. A. Perk haa no poetry in this number of the paper, but he continues to sell all his goods at the lowwt living prices.

Remember the 12th. of April. It is the day on whioh you want to take your neighbors to the polls, so that they can vote for our new railroad. Mr, Wm. Keso, our esteemed Town ship treasurer, met with a very sad loss in the death of his wife, which occured last Saturday, Mrs.

Keso was 42 years of age and beloved and respected by all who knew her. The burial took place last Sunday in the Fairview cemetery and the funeral services were conducted by Rev. Sheerer, the new M- E. minister at this place. Mr.

Keso has the deep sym. patby of our whole community. Mr. Henry Bethe, a progressive farmer two miles northeast of here, yesterday receive! 100 young carp for his new fish pond. The fish were ordered through Mr, L.

A. Peck of a fish-grower in he southeast part of our state. Mr. A. A.

Farnham, one of our most enterprising merchants, has hit upon a now scheme to benefit his trade. Every purchaser of Five Dollars worth of his goods, which by the way he sells at Eed-rock prices, gets a free chance in the drawing of a fir-it class Fqnn Wagon. Mr. A. E.

LijwM, of Chase county, has established himself as a painter in our booming young town. He has done some work oa the Farnham block and on he interior of Horine's drug-store, which proves that he is an artist with the brush. Call on him, if you wish to have some paint ing done. Mi1, A. W.

Lord is a good proof of the truthfulness of the saying, thut industry leads to success. When this town started he came here with his family, to grow up with us, He had scarcoly any means, but ho was industrious and he worked early and ate. As a result he now calls a neat little house an 1 a number of lots his own and our people have so much confidence in him that they choose him as constable at our last eloction. Mr. E.

Johnson, our polite young barber, is progressing very nicoly in business. He is improving his shop as fast as he can, and is gaining new customers continually. We are glad to see him succeed. A copy of the Ellsworth Daily Democrat has come to hand. It is a neat looking paper and the number, we received, contains a very full account of the doings of the Northwestern M.

E. Conference, whioh was in session thero last week, The Omaha Southern, aid for which is being worked up in Clay, Washington and Dickinson, will be offered our people soon and should be secured at once and without delay. This would give a direct Chicago line via Omaha, and bring an important section of the state in direct commu-nicution with MoPherson. Mr, Yalo, who is engaged in working up the project, will bo in our city soon. McPherson Freeman, Builder's hardware and shelfgoods at N.

Ward Co's in great quantities. Garden-tools, pumps, wagon and plow materials received this week by N. W. Ward Co. A new School of Short-Hand and Type-Writing has just been estab-lished at Manhattan, Kansas.

A speciulty is made of giving instruction by mail. The same method is employed that is beiug used so suc- in thp Short-Hand department of the Iwa University. Five Trial Lessons froe. Address, J. GALEN DIXON, Principal.

For Sale Three Dwelling Houses. One one-story frame house, 18 by 2 1 with 1 2 by 1 1 addition, contains four rooms, baywin low and cellar; cistern, baru and outbuilding; thrw lots on southeast corner of Second and Main shwt Price Two one-story frame houses, IS by 21. thrt rooms each, cistern and outhouses, 1 lot to each house, three I luti together on northeast corner of as Guns, Pistols promptly attended to. Grain. Notice the ohango in the railroad time-table.

The carpenters are hard at" work on Mr. John Watt's two-stqry store-building and the structure will be completed within a few weeks. -Mr. H. S.

McCumber is the contractor, and this ia a guarantee, that it will be a good building. As we stated before, the lower ttory will be used by N. W. "Ward Co. for agricultural implements and a tin-shop, and the upper story will serve as a Town Hall.

Mr. G. Wt Slaughter js having the cellar dug for Ins residence. He will build a two story house, 16 by 30 feet, with basement, and the building, when completed, will be the finest looking dwelling in town. Trade is picking up considerably.

All merchants report that the busi ness is improving. The dwelling-house, which Mr. S. McCumber is constructing for Rev. Halbert, is finished on the out- Bide and the carpenters are now at work on the inside.

In about a week from now the building will be completed. In our estimate of the shipments made by our great stock-firm, Messrs. Baxter Watts, vpe were intirely too low. Upon enquiring at the office of the station-agent we find that these gentlemen have shipped no less than 151 cars of stock up to date. There figures prove, that, besides being one of the best agricultural sections of the state, we also have an excellent stock-growing country around us.

Despite the disagreeable weather on Saturday evening a number of Odd Fellows and Masons met at Ward's hardware store to take steps in regard to organizing lodges here. Committees were appointed and there will be another meeting next Saturday evening at the same place. We expect it will not be long before two lodges will be in working order here. Mr. James Raymond acted as bank-cashier, during Mr.

Fuller's absence, to the entire satisfaction of everybody but ourselves. We tried to work a bogus check on him and he wouldn't take it Mr. M. Doane and family, from Council Grove, have moved to our town. And thus we keep on increasing- Mr.

Chas. Meyer, of New Cambria, came over here last Sunday to spend the day with his brother the popular furniture man. Mrs. S. W.

Sawyer, of Lawrence, a sister of our Mr. A. A. Farnham, is visiting with her brother's family this week. Miss Lufa Farnham, daughter of Mr.

A. A. Farnham and a very pop ular teacher at Emporia, is spending a short vacation with her parents this week. Mrs. and Miss Gormley, of Topeka and Mrs Gibson, of Jefferson Town ship, spend last Monday with the wife of our popular fellow-citizen, Mr.

Tom Mead. In the evening the ladies mentioned and Mrs. Mead went to Salina to visit Cap. Baker's family. Mr.

J. W. SoW dwelling-house is nearly finished and presents a very tasty appearance. Mr. Gus.

Meyer, of the enterprising furniture house of Meyer went to Kansas City yesterday to lay in a stock of walLpaper. Dr. T. B. Pattin was called to Gypsum City last Monday to consult with Drs.

Sawtell and Bradley in regard to the case of Mr. H. HoulJ, who suffered from typhoid fever and was in a very critical condition. Do-spite the efforts of the physicians the patient died on Tuesday forenoon. What makes this case more sad is the fact, that his young wife who has sj suddenly boen made a widow, had but two days before his death become a mother.

You can get some very groat bargains in carpets at the Furniture store. Go and investigate. A great, big stock of needs from the firms of 1). M. Ferris, Hardin Masons, and Hiram Sibley Co, just received at the store of the progressive hardware dealers N.

W. Ward Co. The metropolitan store of L. A. Peck is still in the lead in assortment, styles and prices.

Go and see for yourself. McDonald the enterprising druggist, have laid in a large stock of white lead and oiL They want to be rady for the painters when the building boom gvU under fall FARM IMPLEMENTS, Wa shall Tinvfi this week a CARLOAD of plows, planters, cultivators, listers, harrows mowers, self binders thrashing machines. MEYER BROS' NEW FUKNIT UttE STORE AT CARLTON We are determined to have your trade and shall spare no pains to suit customers. Wagons. KANSAS, Maiden Lane, Jitratloii'N Ci NEW YORK.

Tut Violia fcstriiis, tlic Finest World. Furniture of all descriptions and iu the latest styles. Just received, a magnificent assortment of carpets, oilcloths, mirrors, pictures, picture-frames etc. Visit our store and inspect our jYou will save time and money, by buying of us. We want your trade.

Orders for coffins CARLTON, jl 49 0v. VV tfitf Jol.ii Hiau lu the Floral Guide for 1887 Kow contain Colored Plates, hundred! of niustrstions, and nearly esses pertainlig to Gardening and Flower Culture, and ot 1M containing an IHurt rated Liet of nearly all the FMWIM AMD TESRA-BUS grown, with direction! how to grow them, where the beet rCftQ DIAIITS AllflPIIIRfi can be procured, with prlcea of eacb. Thii book mailed free OLLUOj rLHIll Vj HUH DULDO on receipt of 10 cents, and the 10 cent may be deducted from toe lint order lent us, Brery ras inUretted In a garden, or who desires good, freab seeds, should hare this work. refer to the millions af psnonj wbw kara blasted our seeds. BUY ONLY YICK1 SEEM AT HEADQUARTERS.

JAMES VICK, SEEDSMAN, Rochester, N. 7. (J rain. A. A.

FAiMfc1, Dealer in Grain, AM) OSAGE SHAFT COAL Carlton, Kansas. I will pay the highest market-price for wheat corn oats Grain. yrln and Main Htrewts. Price i.MHt; will be old wjparat ly. Terms niadft natwfo.ctory to purchaser.

1. Howell..