The Concordia Times from Concordia, Kansas • 3

The B. M. has crossed the bridge, and will run the first train into Concordia about to-morrow evening. The regular passenger will be put on FltlDAY, AUGUST 15, 1884. 'JJE3ZEnr IS IT? Captain Potts, of Glasco, was in town one day last week.

Mr. Gus Ott, Glasco'a postmaster, was in town Monday. i IWJJllrackenis in town. lie is from Solomon' township. ,1 Al Sears has resigned his position as editor of the Burr "Oak Reveille, and has, we are bought the Mankato Monitor." Al is' one of the best newspapermen in Kansas, and we sincerely hope he-will meet with tnV'success he deservee in his new enterprise.

In his good bye article in- the Reveille he says the following: With this issue of the Reveille I resign my position as editor; I do so to accept a better position elsewhere. In a business way the paper has prospered, and in behalf of its stock-holders I thank you for your generous recognition of its qualities as an advertising medium. As a news gatherer it has been my ambition to tell the truth and call people and things by their right names, regardless-ofwhoat offended or favored. If I have made 'enemies bj so doing, I am glad of it. friends I have made' I am proud of and will welcome the, opportunity to do them a friendly turn in response to the many kindnesses shown me.

In conclusion, I submit that if in my six months editorial work in Burr Oak I have said or done any thing to be sorry for, I am Mc attempts to explain the Whatcom business, and abuses us for publishing the article, stating that we knew it was not true. How did we know it? We had his statement or it an1 if should judge by our pastknowledge of his truthfulness we should certainly know it to be untrue. If we believed it to be false and he should say it was we would change our opiniQn. Beside that, he gave a different explanation of it a year ago. He told us then that the boys who run that paper published the article because they had been promised a sum of money for starting the paper, by the town company and that they were about not to get it and they they thought by getting him to reorganize the company they would get it and that the reason they felt hurt was because he refused to go into the company and help them out, which expkv nation seemed absurd and rediculous to us at the time forwe knew fthat a new company would not be holden for the contracts of the old.

He intimates that the boys would not have published the article after they had his explanation, but we wonder what he would say about a letter written to a Concordia man by them two or three weeks ago stating that it was true and that he had tried to play smart with them. But we are glad to see you on the defensive side a while booby, you will find, how it goes. Sella show is advertised to be at Minneapolis September 6. "Bob Misell says he is going to run If you want to know what for, ask him. Mrs.

Harry Martin has been quite sick for several days, but is improving. FerOl Prince "wrestled" around our Mr. and Mrs J. Tiff, of Ames, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Middlestead, of Miltonvale, were in town Monday. Try Dr. Himoes 4 Sugar coated stomach and Liver pills. Trice 25cts.

18-tf Married: At Concordia Aug. 13, 1884, By Rev. John A. Bull, Mr. Charles E.

Williamson, of Jamestown, and Miss Libby Blank of Jewell County, Kans. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dutton, of Sibley township were the happy recipients of a fine boy, of normal weight, last Friday nights i 5 S- The Catholic school house is rapidly progressing. It will be a fine structure and will add greatly to Concordia's appearance.

1 Diarrhoea! Diarrhoea! Diarrhoea! Ilimoe's Blackberry Cordial Mill cure Priced cts at 18-tf A Neitzkl. AND. Sunday School Convention. Exercises Wednesday Evening, August, 27, 8 p. m.

Music. Prayer.r Music. Address: A complaint of destitution and need of Sabbath-School instruction in Cloud and Republic counties. Rev. J.

A. Bull Music. Address: A consoling reply, in view of what may yet be donq, II. S. Taggart.

i Thursday?" Morning 9 a. Prayer Meeting, Rkv. A. Bbuneb. 9:30, The work of the Convention as related to that of the church, Rev.

"II. J. 10,, How can one fit himself for; the work of a Superintendent, Dr. T5. B.

Duttok, Adoption of the Constitution, election of officers and necessary business. Collection and distribution of questions for the question drawer. Thursdary, Afternoon. 2: How can one fit himself for a teacher, Geo. Gray.

2:30, The class lesson: Psalm 51." Repentance" and P. Woods. 3: Bibles, Testaments Lesson Helps. ITheir use and abuse. Rev.

II. T. Jackson. 3:30, Teaching Temperance in the Sabbath-School. Jas.

McCain. 4, Question Drawer. 4,30: Maternal Influence. Rev. M.

Wood. Evening. 8, Music Address: The rising generation, its outlook and opportunity Rev. Fleisher. Music.

Address: AVho now will help. AV. W. Bowman, Rev. A.Essex.

The persons named above will -open the discussions after which volunteer remarks are invited from any members present. He was over onbusi- Tlfim'0'T7 office Monday, ness. OAI Uf II VI INI TF ivr glad of it That's all, Al. Sears. CHEAPER THAN ANYBODY, ON Farms, City Property, or Chattel security, And you will miss it if you don't see them ef ore you borrow.

Mr. Ged; 8mith tells us that he has shipped one car load of grain raised this year. a The case of Bill Signor was tried Monday and he was found guilty of assault arid battery. Everything in the Nursery line for fall delivery except "Blue" Roses at the Fairview Nursery. 2t Court is in session this week We are sorry that this is Judge Wilson's last term of court here.

They also write Insurance Policies against Don't fail to read the call of the Central Committee for a general County Convention Sept. 2, also the call for a meeting of, the Senatorial committee at the Newell House in Scottsville, 19th inst. GO Eh Fife. Liiii Tim OIEE I 1 in the Best Companies at reasonable rates. Good notes taken.

The Commercial Hotel is recieving the mansard roof and is going to be the finest hotel anywhere in western Kansas. It will be four stories high and immensely furnished. Melvin Jenkins hashought the Hunt Peterson's Magazine for September opens with a perfect idyllic steel-en-graving "In Aacadia; 'Guess It The double-sized fasliion-plate is also from steel, 1 colored by hand. Mrs. Lucy II: Hooper is "Peterson's" fashion correspondent in the only one, we believe'; who keeps a correspondent there, hence the fashions are always the latest and most stilish.

The stories in this number are unusually good, even for Peterson, and range from love stories like Lord Avalon to comic ones like Juba at the Wake, and tragic ones like Creole Blossoms. How such a magazine can be supplied for only two dollars a year and much less to clubs, is a miraOle; we can only explain it by its enormous circulation. Specimens are sent gratis to get up clubs with. Address Chas. J.

Peterson, No. 306 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. They will also sell OTDDgcrsLini'5: TiickeftsX Bailey Wagner, about the best lawyer in Kansas, is attending court in our city, this week. Atchison's County Attorney; Honorable M. Cochran, is attending court in the city this week.

Sheaf or continues to improve his splendid residence, lie is putting a splendid poarch in front of it. J. H. Harrison has sold his residence on Seventh St. to Mr.

J. It. If alio well as has also Mr. E. J.

Carlyle. All those wishing dress making done, call at Mrs. D. J. Smith's and S.

J. Lane's rooms, np stairs in Burrus Block, first door south of Mr. Ed Martin's Restaurant. We warrent all 5 2o-2t SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. There will be a Sunday school convention held at the Presbyterian church in Concordia Kansas beginning Ang.

27 and continuing over the 28. The Sunday school workers and all who are interested in the study of the Bible are earnestly requested to attend. The counties of Republic and Cloud comprise the district of the Convention. Let every body come. Am-pie provision will be made for all who attend.

The best organ made is the Mason Hamlin. The king of all sewing machines is the white, for sale one door south of Maddox' store by Pitta way Geiqer. For Barb wire cuts buy Ilimoe's Carbolic Liniment. Price 25 and 50c. 18-tf Beauchamp er stock and moved it into the building formerly occupied by J.

1 Roswall, the Jeweler, and will sell it out cheap. Last Friday was the 43rd Anniversary of the birthday of Mr. Bull the pastor of the M. E. Church.

In the evening as Mr. Bull sat reading, a knock was heard at the door which as he supposed announced the arrival of Rev. To and from all parts of Europe, and will send Money pay-payable to any party desired, at his own residence in the eonntry to which it is sent. They also sell and trade ZEOnds Of IE3eal Estate. Success to you, Melvin.

Money to Loan. On good security at fair rates. Call on 13-tf C. W. Stewart.

Hoffman, pastor of the M. L. MAKE COLLECTIONS. AND DO A GENERAL LAW BDSESESS. svsmvx 'viaaooMOO' The Critic continually booms St.

John, and we would like to ssk its editor to state through his paper candidly whether he will vote for St. -John or OlES THE not, or is he doing it to weaken the Republican party? We know in our own mind but there are lots of anxious en M. Price's Vaccine istheonlf quirers, who don't seem to know. against sucess the Black Leg 19-tf in cattle. Manual, just A new supply of Hill's in every style of binding, ceived at Shearer's Bookstore.

See" here! This talks! See here $10.00 for every case of Diarrhoea that Iimoes Blackberry Cordial Mill not Church at Belleville, whom he expected to be his guest for the night. Upon going tO the door he found, not Mr. Hoffman, but about" one hundred of friends and members of his church, who had come to surprise him, which they successfully did. During the confusion of the entrance of so large a company and the feeding of a horse, a very beautiful, elegant, and costly chair was in some way spirited into the room, which Mr. P.

Woods in behalf of those present presented to the pastorrin the following language: Rev. John A. I am requested by the ladies of the Methodist Church to present to you this token of our friendship and regard. It is only a few short months since you came among us almost a stranger, but by the courtesy of your contluct to our people, and your high christian character, you have endeared yourself to us in no small degree. We hope you will not regard this small gift as measuring up to the full standard of our friendship, but only as a momento, simply as an assurance that wo enter-: cure.

Price 2o cents. Chas. Williard says he is a candidate for Stat Senator. He says for an in We never recommended anything with a better will than we do the Household Sewing Machine. We recommend it because we have given it a thorough trial.

We had a lot of premium list pamphlets "comprising sixty-four pages of twelve pound cap paper, which anyone knowing anything about paper' knows is the toughest quality of paper made, and we tried every machine in the market, and some of the leather-stitchers at the harness shops, and none of them would sew it at all, until we tried the Household, which did the work as easily and evenly as it would the finest fabrics. The general agents, Messrs. Gustine and Elstinor sewed about a thousand of the books in an hour, with perfect ease. No person should purchase a machine without first calling at Seyster Reeves' and fairly testing this one. They have accepted the agency pr it and have employed Mr.

'Elstinor work It rf or fhehi7.There are somethings weare proud to recommend and the Household is one of Free Carbolic Acid in Dr. Himoes BAYS 10 DAYS We will make the a Lowest Prices on Carbolic Liniment. Acts like a charm on Barb wire cuts and bruises, put up in 25 cent and 50 cent bottles. ducement for voters he will give anyone who will vote for him a free ride in his old buggy, to Graves or. Seapo, provided, always, however, and so on, that the voter shall "pay for his own dinner" as he never spends over 25 cents for a meal.

He hopes this is a T. Watkins, of the firm of Itut-ledge Watkins, implement dealers of Glasco, was in town Monday. Mrs; Press Glenn returned from her extended trip to Illinois last Sunday, and says she had a pleasant trip. Mr. G.

E. Lathrop, of Brandon, Vermont is visiting his friends, the Branch brothers, in the Cloud County Bank. The Revere House was gone through Monday night by a pick-pocket, and $225 cash was taken and two good watches. D. II.

Judy is now prepared to do General real estate, insurance, and collecting, business. Office over Sweet Wyer's hardware store, Concordia, Kansas. 2o-2t Miss, llortense Houston, who has been in Concordia for several months, and has worked in the County Clerk's office, with her brother Nile, County Clerk, has returned to her home in Riley county. Her many friends here will regret having her leave, very much. Miss llortense is an admirable young lady.

Dr. Eggleson, a dentist from Sahdia, Colrado, has arrived in our city, with a view to locating. He comes well re-comnended, and is doubtless a good dentists. When you are sick. When you are Bilious, When you have chills, When you have Liver Complaint sufficient inducement to get him votes enough to elect him as an "indipen- take Himoes Peruvian Tonic.

Price dent." $1.00 18-tf Fop JSale. A good fresh milk cow. Inauire rrnts of Lon Wood, Center towiiship. 12-tf tain for you that kindly reeling McKinnon Co. have this spring sold six car loads of barbed wire and within the past ten days received four car loads more.

They expect to sell not less than thirty car load, this season. So much for dealing only in first-class goods. 8-tf them. We believe it the best machine Mount Hope Nursery. I wish to notify the public that I am that ought to exist between pastor and people, and we trust that the longer you stay among us the stronger this sentiment will be.

And now permit made. Muslns, now doing business tor the above mentioned nursery. I will have my office 1 Democratic Convention. At the Democratic convention held me to say that wherever you may go with D. L.

Brown, in Sweet and Wver's when your work among is done you in A. A. Carnahan's office, on the 6th building. Satisfaction guaranteed, or carry with you our best wishes for your inst, the following delegates were elec no sales, in all cases. ted to the Senatorial convention: The Norton Courier says that Rev.

A. B. Campbell was annouced to speak in that city on temperance last week, but when he arrived it was found that he had been so intemperate with his voice, he could not speak above a 15 II. S. Messick.

Boots, Peter Bauta, Wm. Layton, Leonard Dr. Ilimoe's Peruvian Tonic cures Volebergh, V. II. Taylor, L.

W. Bor-ton, Lewis Hern, S. Bogart, Chas. Liver Complaint and prevents chills. The best appetizer out.

Price 1.00 at Murray, N. Z. Barnes, S. C. Wheeler, temporal and Spiritual prosperity.

I also wish to assure you that in this expression of our good will Ave wish to include your good wife and the children. Again wishing you and yours that peace and prosperity here and hereafter which is awarded only to the good "we ask you to accept this-expression of our esteem. Mr. Bull responded in words substan Those premium lists sent out by the Cloud County Fair Association were printed at this office by Emory B. Shafer, and are a splendid job." An Elgin Avatch, coin silver case, for $1(, at Seyster Reeves.

11-tf 18-tI TAYLOR JNEITZEL. Shoes A. A. Carnahan, M. French, J.

J. McFarlan; Wm Thompson, and John Don't fail to get a bottle of Dr. Moreley. And the following were Ilimoe's Blackberry Cordial for Diarr aeiegates ana alternates to the con hoea. Price reduced to 25 cents at whisper, and could not speak.

Miss. Amos, of Senica, Kansas, visited, her sister, Mrs. Dr. Rains, in this city last week. She is a very pleasant young lady, and Concordia's young people are always glad to see her.

Dr. W. K. Eggleston, dentist, from Salida, Colorado is in town with a view to locating here. He comes well rec 18-tf Beauchami' Luttrell.

gressional convention: tially as follows: Dear Friends, Broth J. J. McFarlan, A. A. Carnahan, F.

W. Fraisus, as delegates and W. II, Dress Goods, ers and Sislers: There are times when silence is more expressive than speech The sneak-thieves are becoming entirely toJT numerous. Tuesday night A. A.

Bradford had about $10 worth of tools stolen from his shop, and a gentleman in the north part of town, whose name we do not know, lost a whole set of tools. Pepperell, Geo. York and L. W. Bor when the emotions are so stirred that ton as alternates.

They also elected OSBORNE, WILLIAMS WHOLESALE DEALERS IN MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC words are powerless to express the ommended, and is a good dentist and a three delegates and three alternates to feelings. Language utterly fails to ex the State convention viz: R. M. Staley thorough gentleman. It press to you my thankf ullness for this W.

II. L. Pepperell and L. W. Borton oia-iLissi: manif estation of your Christain regard Will C.

W. McDonald please inform an anxious public through his paper delegates, and Geo. Gitchell, Clothing, I can only say that if I have deserved the W. E. Reid is moving back to Concordia from Kansas City.

His family are here and he will come in a few We liu.va. learned wht lie expects to do. Nutter, and F-W. Fraisus, alternates Concordia, Cloud Co.t Kansas. what position he occupies on the prohibition question? He tells the saloon IX BUILDING WITH BENJ.

LAKE regard, esteem, and love, here expressed, by this large company, and this rich Mr. S. Ball, south of town lost foui keepers he is opposed, and the prohi gift it lias been only by striving to do my duty, and do it well. And when bitionists he is for prohibition, and head of young cattle last week with the Blackleg. He now has all the rest vaccinated.

Remember that since the stories have clashed to-gether both sides are anxious for a positive statement. Be brave, Chas. I shall recline in the restful folds of this beautiful chair, 1 shall remember Price's vaccine prevents the so-called Walter Branch has been appointed Cashier of the Kirwin bank, and Mr. W. E.

Moore is appointed Assistant cashier of the Clond County bank, in his place. Mr. W. M. Peck, late of Vermont, will take Mr.

Moore's place as I wokkeeper. We regret to have Walter leave Concordia. with joy the loving hearts that promp disease. M. V.

Price, Y. S. Funic 6 DBS, teu tue gilt which 1 now accept in the Chas. Allendorfer, of J. T.

Rogers same spirit in which it is offered. After two hours passed in social in Summons by. Publication. Charles E. Sweet and James I.

Wyer, partners as Sweet Wyer, Plaintiffs, vs. H. C. Waffle, Defendant. In the Justice Court before A.

B. Chaffee, a Justice of the Peace of Lincoln Township, Cloud County, Kansas. To H. C. Waffle( Defendant, above named: YOU will take notice that on the 13th day of July, 1884, the above named Justice of the Peace issued an order of attachment against you for the sum of Eleven dollars and ninety-live cents, and your property has been attached and said cause will be heard before said Justice at his office in Lincoln township, Cloud county, Kansas, on the 16th day of Aug-ust, 1884, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.

m. SWEET WYER, PlantitTs. By Laing Wrong, their attorneys. Co'sfirmis in Chicago buying an tercourse and singing, and ref reshments immense stock of clothing and furnish Mr. and Mrs.

Holliday, father an step-mother of Mrs. J. P. Woods, returned home to Illinois after several days visit here, last Monday. Mrs.

Holliday is also mother of Mr. G. N. Luttrell. They are splendid people and we are always glad to have them visit our city.

mg goods. This firm is a credit to our iver Made On Kansas. provided and served by the visitors, the company departed to their several town and are doingas- they well de serve to do, au immense business inus enamg as Air. Uull says Ladies, we want to call your attention to our stock of fine shoes just re-ceived. The prices run $4.50, $5.00, $5.50 and $7.00 a pair.

They are the handsomest goods made in the United States. Yours truly, C. II. Marshall. the happiest birthday of his life.

They have built up a splendid business and have done it by the fairest possible Young man, do you know that it is I will say to all those wanting in dealings. They can buy as well or bet surance on their property or stock ter than any other firm in the west Come early and get the Bargains not always safe to slip into the room where you suppose your solid girl sleeps it will be to your interest to consult and can accordingly sell the same way For adiamond ring Reeves. goto Seyster 11-tf me betore placing your insurance upon the lounge? It's liable to be another girl, as was with the case with as 1 represent companies outside of all unions and monoplies. Office over Sweet Wyer's Hardware store They have every advantage and always give their customers the benefit of that advantage. Always investigate their one or Concordia's vounsr men last week who stole a kiss.

uoncordia, Kansas. 20-2t D. II. Judy Notice forPublication. 4181 Land Office at Concordia, Kansas July 22, 1884.

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has ttled notice of his- en-tention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the U. S. Land Office at Concordia, Kansas, on August 30, 18S4, viz: Virgil Feif, Home entry No. 15438, for the wVi se4 and sw, section 33, town 6, south, range 2 west. He names the following as his witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: P.

A. Thompson and Josph Dugas, of Nelson, Kansas, and Peter Betour-nay and Peter Betouraay, of Concordia, Kansas. S. H. Dodge, Register.

bargains before purchasing and you ti if y- a. I. will never regret it. We give this ad vice as a result of experience. On Monday a Airs.

Limburger living a. uumer, oi tscana.a, paid us a call Monday, but we are sorry to say we were not in. He contemplates start Notice. Parties stopping at Clay Center, go to the Grand Avenue Hotel, best of accomodations. Stock men this is your place.

F.E. Ha ward, proprietor. 4t Mr. and Mrs. E.

W. King are visiting friends and relatives in New Lisbon Ohio, and will probably make an extended visit, and we hope they will have a splendid time. OS near, the line went out, to gather some xoasting-ears and left the W. F. Groesbeck Co.

have just received ing a paper in that place. infant child sleeping in the cradle aiiionua Jivaporaxea reaches. Apricots," Pitted Plains, Dr. Ilimoe's Peruvian Tonic. All kinds of canned goods and iams L.

L. Gray formerly foreman of the Beloit Courier, is now traveling for the While gone she noticed a covered wagon stop near the house, and when she returned her child had been stolen. She gave the alarm and the team was followed by her husband to Salem. When it passed through that town several part grape and currant jelly by the pound; No, Great Western Type Foundry at Kan Mile I wnite hsh and mackerel, by the" pound choice smoked halibut olorado rose pota Mr. and Mrs.

B. 1). Seltz, and Mr. A Buckman and sister, all of Clay Center, stopped in this city with Mr. and Mrs.

Works Swearngin Bro. -CONTRACTORS OF STONE WORK, TAINTING, TAPER HANGING, AND CALCIMLNING. "All work guaranteed. Work solicited. SWEARNGIN BROTHERS.

sas City. This is a good institution. A 11 J-l A A toes, very fine. A full line of Tycoon Tea. me type useu in tins otnce were N.

Crill last Thursday night, on their purchased there and are the very best all to De sola at lied Hock Prices. W. P. GBOESBEOK 00. For 8ale.

Mr. Gray is a good salesman, and doing ies noticed the woman attempt to keep the child out of sight. He overtook them and though they denied having the child they told him that for $50 they could give him information that way west on a hunting expedition and pleasure trip. They are old acquaintances of Mr. CriU'8.

Corn sheller for sale cheap. Inquire good work for his house. We ordered some more job material and will be better able than ever to do good job -MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN J. R. DOUGLAS, of WjJS.

Allen. weathers: win nave a supply of thoroughly cleaned geese would lead to its recovery. This he offered to give, when they raised to $100 work. vve neglected last week to mention He refused to pay it and had the wrhole feathers about September 1st. 21-3t J.

P. Woods Co. the return of Miss Irrena Livesey to our city, after a protracted stay of three outfit placed under arrest at Salem lhe best salve in the for cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever They are Gypsies. It is probable she years Indiana. Her health has been Ve learn that our old friend, Wm.

has regained the child before this, bu very poor of late and at brie time her ltitchey, of Center township, lost sev we cannot get any reliable news as to life was despared of, and her mother sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required It is guarnteed to give perfect satis eral head of his cattle last week, with what was done. Burr Oak Reveille. Mrs. Wm. Hunter, of this city, wen -'black leg" but he has had the rest vac lie ought to have shot the whole back and took care of her until she was crowd.

There was about such an out filiated by Dr. Price, and has lost no more. This remedy is certainly effect- able to move, and brought her back faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Beau- And alt kinds of Cemetery warks, from the beet Italian and American Marble and ISHffe can guarantee satisfaction and prices as low as any honorable dealer.i fit down this way a few weeks since She is improving and will probably mi.

CONCORDIA, KANSAS. Absent from town 18th 19th of each month. champ Luttrejl. probably the same. soon be all right again..