The Toiler from Smith Center, Kansas • 2

The Toiler. A GARRETSOIi. Editor. "Friday, October 24, 1879- DON'T BORROW MONEY IF YOU CAN HELP IT, But if you must, and will borrow, come where you can do the best. JENKINS MEADOWS At SMITH CENTRE, have on hand $100,000 that they are prepared to let out on LONG TIME at a LOWER RATE OF INTEREST han ever before offered in Smith County.

3.tf principles can be enacted into laws except by electing men to of. fice who favor them. The Green back ticket of Smith County is composed ot good and competent men from head td foot, and shouid it be elected, it would be a sound ing rebuke from the people of Smith County to ringsters and demagogues, and a proclamation from the same source that they begin to see that they are being imposed upon. Let every man subscribe for a SMITH COVXTY REE NBA CK TJCKE T. REPUBLICAN 8INCERITY.

Charley Aldrich said in his ranting speech before about half a dozen Republicans Thursday night, ovejal the Rice school-honse in Cedar township, that he had rather see the government of the United States go to ruin under the Southern Democracy, than to see H. Wright of Pennsylvania made President of the United States. No douht Charley is sincere in what he says, this lime. So long as the 'fight is between the the two old parties, each crying to the other, you get out and let us good Greenback paper, read it carefully, and be convinced, as he is bound to be, if true to himself, For County, Treasurer, M. E.

WELLS. For County Clerk, SAMUEL STEELE. For Sheriff, JOHN MOLLISON. For Register of Deeds, W. M.

CARR. Fr County Surveyor, H. McELIIONE, For Coroner, J. W. WALKER.

For Commissioner 2nd District. DWIGHT HACK.ET. For Commissioner 3d District, GEO. E. SMITH.

and when convinced, let him not fail to go to the polls and express his convictions at the ballot box. ALL DISEASES CURED By selects ng from tue immense variety of Drugs and patent medicines sold by AYER. WEN WORTH who have the largest stock in the County sell as low as the lowest, in fac DEFY COMPETITION. Their large share of patronage shows conclusively that the people demand ana appreciate square dealing; low prices, and First Class Goods. Prescriptions accurately comaunided.

Dr. Ayers office at the store. Jerry Briabla and III Connection these shrewd rowdies have an occupation ip politics. But let the Greonbackers get into power once, and such chaps will have to go into other business. Last year it will be remembered, the Maine Republicans said the same thing when they had it in their power to choose between a Greenbacker and a Democrat for Governor.

They voted for and Wit tli Fair. Considerable inquiry has been made of us as to some reports being wafed upon the zephyrs to the effect that Jerry Brisbin, Republican candidate for Sheriff, was guilty of some crookedness at the time PHILIPS COUNTY. GREENBACK TICKET. IF YOU WANT A GOOD! CITY MEAT MARKET of the fair this fall, while acting as Treasurer of the Agricultural square meal and a go. nights' lodging call at the DEADRICK, Proprietors-North side public square, next door east of Tinshop, SMITH CENTER.KANS- All kinds of fresh meats and bacon always on hand.

Cash paid for fat cattle and hides- KANSAS CENTRAL HOTEL, L. C. Axton, Proprietor. elected Garcelon, Democrat, Gov-ernorof Maine, and rejected the Greenback candidate. Thus showing their preference for a Democrat over a Greenbacker.

And yet these same demagogues will deter many credulous creatures from acting with the new party, with the cry that it jvill be giving the Democratic party the more opportunity for power. REMARKS AND THINGS. For Treasurer. J. S.

SINCLAIR. For County Clerk, C. J. LAMB. For Sheriff, W.

K. TINKER. For Register of Deeds, CHAS. YOUNG. For Surveyor, G.

SELGEk. Far ALBAUGH. For Commissioner, District, Homy S. White will shave you cleaner, scratch you less, trim your hair neater and quicker, all for as little money as any other barber in Kansas. SHOP NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE SMITH CENTRE, KAN.

GO TO BURR WHITE FOR LAW BUSINESS. FOR SALE OR RENT. A good farm 12 miles north of Smith Centre! 70icresin cultivation; good frame house 16x25 Granaiy, stables, etc. Plenty o' Vater; good well and and spring. Call on or address EI.ISHA MARKV Eminence Postoffice, Smith Centre, Kansas T.

1 i ffur vvs jr. 1st. We want the United States paper dollar, no mitter whether lireenback, blue-back or some other co'ored back, so it is not easily imitated or counterfeited, Charley Aldrich is the Republican standard bearer for the pres ent campaign. Just suits. If the Democrats wanted to perpetuate the Court House dynasty, why didn't they endorse B.

W. Perdue for Commissioner? Tom Williams is in a predicament, lie says he doesn't belong to any political party, and it is knewn that he is not a Democrat BARBED WIRE We have just received ja car.load of Glidden Steel, Barbed Wire, on which we will make special prices for cash- Come early and barg iin- BARGEK BROS. Smith Center, Kans. Dr. Atwood Still livos hut you will never him except by the side of a sick horse.

He Is our VETERINARY SURGEON, jmade a full legal tender for all purposes for whichanf "other raouey ds a legal tender, and to be issued Nobody says that he was guilty of any dishonesty, but many entertain very grave suspicions that he might have been. The facts from which these sus-picions originated, we will briefly state so far as we know. Mr. Brisbin was Treasurer of the Association, and it was his duty to receive and handle the proceeds or the fair, and other money tnat might legitimately become the properly of the Association. There was an admittance fee of twenty-five cents charged at the gate for every person (except a few colh-plimentaries) entering the grounds during the last two days of the fair, and Mr.

Brisbin in person, attended to the main gate. Some estimate the attendance for the two days at four thousand; but suppose it only two thousand, the gate money should be five hundred dollars- Mr. Brisbin only accounted for about one hundred and eighty four dollars and on being told by the President, Mr. Cummings, that there ought to be more money than that, and that there must be something wrong somewhere. Mr.

Brisbin was going to knock Mr. Cummings' teeth down his throat, but from some cause, didn't do it. If there was only about seven hundred and fifty persons at the fair during the last two days, which would be only about three hundred and seventy-five for each day. Mr. Brisbin is nvt to blame fur the scantiness of the gate money- But yt the Democrats have nominated JACK MURRAY him for Sheriff.1 He is afraid if he declines nobody will vote for him as an independent candidate, and TINWARE STUDEBAKER WAGONS.

MARSH SULKY PLOWS! Woodbeam plows at $3 to $16. Ironbeam plows at $13.50 to $17.00 S.C, UuL, Smith Center, Kans Formerly Of Kindred's Shop Is now in the Blacksmith business on his own hook. he is afraid if he allows them to One door east of Boddy's wagon shop. Oil and see him. St I' run him nobody will vote for him, and at last account he didn't know whether to thank Uhl and that other fellow for nominating him or not.

Mr. Williams, subscribe for the Pioneer and get your good by the general government aloiii. 2d. We want the law authorizing the present system of national banking repealed. 3rd.

We want the government of the United States, forever to re- fuse to recognize the notes, dui bills, or other evidence of indebt- edness of any bank, corporation, or individual as money. 4th, We want the outstanding bonds of the United States imme- diately called in and paid oil' in full, with absolute legal tender money of the United States. 5th. We want the trade dollar! recoined, and silver money to be plice'd upon the same fjotingas gold. i IF YOU ANT TO BUILD A Church, School House' Dwelling, Barn or Corn crib, call on the undersigned bitore making arrangements elsewhere.

I can give you SPECIAL RATES on material, and discount railroid prices. J. W. WALKER, Architect and Builder, Smith Centre, Kansas ATTENTION! qualities elaborated. Mr.

D. Thrasher informs us that he doesn't want the nomination for AT Surveyor on the Democratic ticket. He has too much sense to accept a nomination on the Democratic ticket after his name has been in OILMAN HOUSE. G. T.

KETCH AM, Proprietor GAYLORD, KANSA3- troduced both in the Republican primaries and the Greenback Con vention. there were more than that num If the people of Smith County CORN ROYCE, had any confidence in what the Pioneer says, they would believe it ber it proves either dishonesty or incompetency on the part of the gate keeper, cither of which would disqualify him for the important office of Sheriff to which he has Attorneys Counsellors at Lai, POST-OFFIC, is the place to find one of the boys who is selling more goods than anybody else in town. WHY? Because he is selling when it publishes that there will be a Republican meeting, and good speakers on hand for the occasion, at a certain place. Instead of responding to the summons, they Smith Cf.ntke, Kavsas. aspired ever since he came to Smith County.

Those who attended the fair can Money to oan on Real Estae. judge as well, or better than we seem to know the character of the sheet so well that they pay no attention to what it says, and when can as to whether $184 is enough it says there will be a meeting, in BOOTS SHOES, GLOVES HOSIERY. most cases, nobody goes. The Pioneer has made its mark. But such a mark I 'OR FALL AND WINTER WEAR.

6th. We want no bonds of any rate or class to be is-ued by the government of the United States. 7th. We want a bureau of labor statistics established in each State of the Union at the expense ol the I State, that intelligent laboring men may be enabled to make some estimate as to the prospects of their occupation, as well as intelligent financiers. 8th.

We want all private property in the United States to bear its just sh.irj of taxation for the support of the government that protects it, and a-graduated income tax j)th. We want the scheme of im-fporting seryile labor from China to with our already oppressed laborers prohibited. These are some of the things of national concern that we want, and as they are the essential demands of the National Greenback Labor I'arty, we give that party our most zealous support. And in order to promote the success of this party, and thereby hasten the adoption of these principles, we most earnestly call upon all persons in accord therewith to Join in the effort of the Greenback-ers of Smith County, vote the ticket nominated to represent them, and impossible elect every man on ibe ticket No code of national gate money or not." WITHDRAWS, We are authorized to state that Capt. S.

H. McClaury has declined to accept the nomination of the Greenback Convention for Com-, missioner in the 3d District. While we are sorry to learn that Capt. M. is not on the ticket, we are glad to announce that the Committee has selected a first-rate man to take his place, who will accept the nomination.

George E. Smith of Cedar town Every person having not yet visited the Pioneer Boot and Shoe store, at Smith Centre, will do well bv calling, is we possess advantages for supplying you better thn't siny store th it docs not make a specialty of one branch of goods. By giving the Moot and Shor trade our entire attention we are able to buy better goods in our own line and at lower prices than a miscellaneous dealer. We wnntyoti to un-derstand we mean what we say, we will make you (eel that in bin-in? at our sf.re arc making a saving that Kenefits yoursclt and family. Coots and shoes made to order.

Repairing done on short notice. All work wnrranti-'l- J. C- HERBERT, Southwest corner os public sqsre. Sign of Red Hoot bO cheap. Therefore go and see him before purchasing elsewhere.

He keeps on hand a general lineof Fancy (Groceries, Confectionery, Stationery, Canned Goods, The Republicans have most gloriously failed to attract any audience to hear Charley Aldrich crack vulgar jokes, and curse the Green-backers SO' far, except in German Township. At Oriole their meeting was a failure, as it was In Beaver Township. From alf accounts they had a jolly good time at Germantown but they had no audience. Messrs. Baker and Mc-Elhone have attended their appointments for fhe purpose of ad-vertising the Greenback meetings, but have come in disgusted and ship is the man selected, who has been a citizen of Smith County for and lots of good, McDowell J-Jas the largest stock of goods in the county.

Call and see him and got prices boforo four years, and is an honest, industrious, intelligent farmer. Mr. Smith is highly esteemed in his own neighborhood where he is best known, and zealously recom CIGARS E( mcmbt the place, ut the W. HARDACRL say that the Republicans have such small crowds, and so often utterly fail, that it don't pay to follow them up. mended as a man eminently fitted for the position of Commissioner.

Give him hearty support. purchas-ing..