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J. A. Bcncon. NEW DRUG STORE, BLAIN, BENSON CO. riaanl lira Hie.

aaaaaaa Mrs. Susan Wilkinson, has been on the sick list the past week. Win. McBrown, haa been confined to his room with rheumatism the past few days. Mr.

TL Vandiver. a school teacher from Klk City, called at the Kcno oQIce last Monday. William lloldman, of Wyandott, Kanas, is now working In the meat shop of Bice Morgan. We are sorry to learn that Dick Collier, editor of the Kureka Democrat, is very sick with typhoid fever. Wm.

Ivv and wife, of Vinita, In McarnAjtrs Arnttr, aa Drugs. Drugs. Drugs. A Carefully Selected Stock of STANDARD AND PATENT MEDICINES. Perfumeries, Paints.

Oils, Etc. IX A Fall Line of THE BEST CIGARS AND TOBACCOS in the Masket. Also the Largrest Stock of Fancy Candles County. it BLANK COOKS AND STATIONEHV. Wines and Liquors sold only on Prescription.

ALL P11ESCRIPTI0NS COMPOUNDED WITII CARE. S. A. Brown Co.JfALL RIVER BANK. Faxx Kivrs, Kansas.

General Bankingr a Exchange Dooght and Sol J. MONEYTO LOAX, Interest on Time Deposits. Money Guarded by Timo Lock. R. C.

STORY. Cashier, TALL aiTCS, KAJCiAJ. Remember I CASE roost varied stock of all kinds of P5 S3 CO rc r1 3 cr CD 05 3 3 CL CO ti 5 2. as so 3 a 55 a ZD a CI aMa 3 CQ CD 07 Fall River, Kaunas. Read and BROWN Have now in stock the largest and TtmSt An individual has very little manhood or honor, when they get down and wallow in the cesspools of social scandal to produce arguments.

We never asked a person here or elsewhere what L. 1L John son's reputation was because we were not attacking that part of his filthy carcass. We did not go to any neighboring town and confer with characterless curs, nor have we any need to. The principal obiect of his sneakln action are fully developed In his last dis charge or billingsgate. We have been requested by quite a number of our business men and people generally not to pay any further attention to this parasital cur, but cannot desist refitting the charge he makes In regard to this "favorite" girl business.

If by his remarks be intimates that our lady friends of Eureka (few though they be) were anything but pure and honcrable, we can, with a clear conscience, tell him he lies. In condlusion, with these few remarks we bid this disgusting subiect adieu, and will proceed to lay in a fresh supply of lirabergcr cheese for next week's issue Of the smut milL XfAOXlC. l4T. ICS. A.

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A CwmrwMr 1 aD pniaaa Chwty CSfiava, Sf- Beware of life, insurance hum bugs. Prarie chickens tre undoubtedly scarce. Quails are be lei re 1 to be unusual ly plentiful. This year's crop of them is abundant. It is rumored that Mr.

Singleton has not yet decided to be a candidate for re-election as County Treas urer. Reports as to the thickness of the corn-husks and the length of the for on the musk rats are now in onler. The boys ase determined to im prove on nature's plans of locomo tion, lhose who cannot obtain bicycles or tricycles resort to stilts. A traveling 'doctor" entertained a crowd on the corner two or three nights this week. His show was about as good as BHIy Arlington's.

The Democrats and Greenback ers will hold county convention next Saturday, tbo 22d. Of course they tttlt fnmm tfeii mandsit. More coal will be burned in Fre-donia the coming winter than during any former one. Coal Is cheap er than wood, and in every way more convenient and desireable as fuel. To-day Is the anniversary of the battle cf South Mountain, Maryland, where General Jesse L.

Reno was killed. Kansas, of which Hutchison is the county seat, was named in honor of Gen." Reno. South Mountain was a Union victory, and a prelude to the grander one which occurred at Antietara three days afterward, on the 17th. It takes much longer for freight to come from St. Louis by the Fricortd than it ought to.

Vex-stious delays often occur, and the question arWs, whose fault is it, or, if no one's fault, what Is the cause? Besides having a little nn- Idcasan tries ourselves, we have card complaints at various times from many others. tM4iao Sr; SH. Ittfc.J Don't yon overlook the fact, the Madison lra hand boys ars gel-ting there in fine shape. Go to the M. K.

church next Tuesday evening and hear the sweet singers, Bell and Winans. Wm thc'plastcrrt'. Is doing a nice job of work on the walls ol W. 11. Green's new building.

We regret to learn of the severe illness of Rock. Trust he will soon recover. Rev. J. H.

Price, pastor of the M. E. church, of this place, is attending the ministerial institute at Eureka this week. From the abundance of apples, peaches, pears, grapes etc. in the market, we conclude that the frail crop of the Verdigris valley is immense this year.

We are always pleased to have our friends, the farmers, call at our oCice when in town. Pleaso drop in, if but for a moment, and tell us of your crops, cattle, the local happenings of your neighborhood etc Elder CIcaveland, whose farm adjoins town on the south, brought in several enormous cars of corn one day this week. Two of them measure fourteen inches each In length. He says his corn will yield between seventy-five and eighty bushels to the acre. Mi.s Ella James, we understand, has accepted the position of teacher in the Fort-Kelly district.

She taught ono term in that district last year and a member of the school Board informs us that "no other need apply" so long as they can secure the services of Miss Ella. On last Monday night a female child was left in a basket on the door step of Mr. Henry Jones' residence, two and one-half miles south of town. Pinned to the bas ket was a tag bearing tho following: 'Child horn August 21, in Greenwood -co. Is a lawful child.

Has a father and mother. Father Is dead and cannot keep It." As yet no one knows whose child it is or where it came from. The rniid was taken care of by Mr. Jones family. Eureka Democrat.

The coming year will see more business men locate In Kansas than have come Into tho Stslo for the past or present year. The East is a good place for homes, but the West, and especially Kansas, is the fdace for enterprise and the mak-ng of fortunes. Mr. and Mrs. K.

M. BUIn will occupy the residence of Miss Amanda Bulkley, the coming winter. Miss Bulkley will reside with them, retaining part of the bouse for her own use. James T. Metcalf, Inspector of l'ostonico Department money order system, made an inspection of me ran juTcr postoiucv uu ww, He reports every thing in first-class shape and all O.K.

The dance given in Greegh Light's new stone building last evening, was an enjoyable aCalr. ui iv a goouiy nttuiuvr aitcuucu. and every one present enjoyed mcmseivcs. EobL Hasty, of North Branch, has purchased several teams and outfits, preparatory to going to Cottonwood Falls, work on a railroad bein-r built through that point The prospects are thit Iladlxon will put a "dark horse" in the arena next Tuesday for the position of Sheriff. There will be lots of fen before the convention Is over with.

Pawpaw and jrsiromon period 'preaches. Primary convention next Satur- day, the 22d. New citizens are coming to town almost daily. A new store McnLanU-at. on cast sido of Two new houses in the south side addition.

The work on Mr. Maroncy. house goes oa vigorously. A new front is being pat in the old Komig Sweet building. understand that the school house in No.

57 is almost complet ed. A grand ball will bo given at the Kureka Opera Hotiso to-morrow night. Get your school books ready this week. Don't wait until school opens. G.

II. Frcad, of Howard, has ojened a first-class barber shop at Severy. Elisha Scott, of North Branch, i making quite valuable improvements on his farm honsc. Mrs. W.

B. Smith, a daughter of L. rrichard, died at Twin Falls last Tuesday, of consumption. The mother of Mrs. A.

A. Palmer, of Salt creek, is lying quite low with sickness, so we arc informed. Jacob Jiles, of North Branch, has sold his farm to John Cochran, and gone to to look at that country. We hear a great deal of complaint made in regard to the market report published in the smut machine. Candidates arc hovering around showing their shining countanccs, and shaking hands with all.

Glad to sec them. Wo suppose the leading Kepul 11- cans spoken of by the smut mill, must be the strikers lor the political prostitutes who itfc9t the county scat. The wire railing for the Fall Iiiver Bank came in la.t week and is put in place. Ii is a neat job, and makes the Bank oStce look complete. A mule's hind leg has only one season it is always beautiful spring, even if it is backward.

Spring in this case is always followed by an early fall. The new, bell was received just in time for the religious services at the school house, and its call has been very regular every evening, for tho last two weeks. Will the Republicans of this Commissioner District ignore tho party and support an independent, who is afraid to his chances in a convention We hope not. The new Opera House at Eureka was opened last week by the Williams Dramatic Troupe. The dedicatory address was made by T.

L. Davis, and was a very able one. Thousands of men have commenced at the bottom of the ladder, and stayed there. Others have carried bricks and morter and reached tho top by honest industry. Gossips and scandal mongers are generly supposed to wear petticoats, but there is cow and then a thing wearing breeches who can double discount all the women In a neighborhood.

W. C. Dudgeon, RohtL Morton, W. M. Sharp, and other farmers, had their farms surveyed and per-minent lines established, last week.

Ed. Walters, deputy County Surveyor did tho line running. Sam'l Winter, the Chicago Store man of Eureka, arrived home last week with his new made bride. It was a surprise to Sam'ls numerous friends, but the newly wedded couple harj the best wishes of all. Prof.

I. A. Vanght, commences a course of lectares this evening at tho school house on phrenology. He is well informed on this subject and gives special exhibitions free. If you want to know yourself have him examine you.

Tho Riverside Cornet Band effected a permanent organisation last Tuesday night, and have sent for a charter. A. II. Pcvey was elected President of the Board of Trustees. Several new members were admitted to the organization.

Ecctuhx To-scioot. Prof. I. A. Vanght will lecture on IT urn an Nature, at the school ho use to-night.

Parents especially are- asked to come Admission, children tEntemt at IW IWoflkw a rill Kim, mm arvoad elaaa auuj mailer. vall. mvnii. jtAKSAS.scrnaiBEi: so, tii. st.

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Try it rno for aix months. (Mt mu. vOpiUoi LQCAL. ECHOES. Cans GnnsS! Guns at Ioni A fresh stock of hoots and shoes just received at Willctt Jfc McLcrans.

Guns from $3.50 to $25.00 at Eomi Sweet's. Brown Case want all the hutter egrgs and chickens you have to sell. An immense stock of cotton batting just received at Willctt Mc-Leran's. Go and buy a package of tea at TJrown Case's and get that beautiful Moss Rose china tea sett. The finest line of dress goods in the city can be found at Willctt A car load of barbed wire just received at Uotnig Sweet's which will be sold at bottom prices.

Go to Willctt JleLeran's and examine their sugars, teas, coflcs, etc. when in town. "1 1 ya an -try arc Km aati Il-ri Jarksu pU1. It will laitra. rvctatra.

il- mmi. 1 anr r. tn al ranch jmr twt aal five va UU." vt aaie by A. r. Brown Case say their trade is increasing daily since they have moved into their own room, and this is the reason they can sell goods cheaper than ever.

VII nwMat-y la th world la of ax Tatar to na uilmM kw brati a ait trvart lr Jarka'a faoi Iwm4 aa4 I ir rb rorotaJ will taake ymt hai(r. atrtr ami ionM, vttalUv. purify al ranch ywX Wwl. ihJ1 at Bntin of Fredonia. are now preparetl to do all kinds watch, clock and jewelry repairing! and warrant all work.

They also carry a full stock of fine jewelry. Willctt 31cljcran, at Brown Case's old stand, have the finest stock of boots, shoes, mu.Iins, calico's, sheetings, suitings, etc. ever brought to Fall Kiver. TAr. JafttMa tattiaa t.ym Salr la rrrtaJa.

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Sold by Iclwcr. Dr. Jeisa'a Vr tabtp Lirr nil ara safe ami rrliableat all tintra atxlaofamily aboald be without them. Masy a St of ir taraa haa Wea arertetl by the timely ae of Iheae wonderful, little pelietta. They coataia aotlune Injarioo to the nwt delicate atomarh.

are mild ia their artioa at tboroag rrmelr fr liver roropttuat ia all ita atajfea, trtc i eeala. Sold at IVfcrrrV atorr. oHia'a Acae Cure ia a atrlrtly vefetahle rente-tr which aerrr fiula to cnc Chiila aal er thtnl'day aaltitmb arae ami every f-rri vt la-termitteat nudenal diaeSiea. Uraalta are pfiainml with thia remedy which are aUnply in-pnasible with qui nine or aay other freparativa. Ince rent per bottle; ecry bottle warranted.

For aaie by A. DeieTera. Settle I7r. All parties indebted to S. A.

Brown Co. are requested to call and settle up at once. From this date our terms are cash. S. A.

Browx Co. Sept. 12th Caw Wasted. I will pay the highest cash price for game. Call and see me at the Depot.

F. W. Stock. to jr, Agent. A woman says very few men have the slightest idea how to hold a baby, and we don't suppose one in a hundred has the slightest desire to hold oue.

If it is a female baby he is willing to hold it after it reaches the age of seventeen years. The painters all appear to be busy. This is a good indication that some of our people are ira-provi ng the looks of their property, but there are a few houses about town yet that a good coat of paint would not hurt. The meetings at the school house were kepi up all last week. Elder Kenaston, of New Albany, and Elder Ganes, of Elk assisted Elder Frame ia the work.

Several additions were made to the Baptist church. Republican voters who think they can be Democrats for a little while without much danger, will do well to remember the old proverb "He that licth down with dogs will get up with fleas." We would advise the people of Severy to deal in suminary manner with those of, her citizens who are suspicioned with shielding criminals if it can he proven on them. Wm. Wilson, of North Branch, has gone to Neosho Falls, to dis pose of some property he still owns dian Territory, brother-in-law of Mr. 1L D.

Lock wood, is in the city visiting. J. Hatcher, living near Greenwood Station, returned homo Tuesday night from a several week' visit In Kansas. F. J.

Cochrane, of Kureka, was in town on Monday, and gave the Kcuo a very pleasant call. Mr. C. is a candidate for County Clerk. Mr.

W. E. Case, went east last week to purchase a large stock of Soods for the mammoth store of rown Case. Miss Inex Felkcr, returned to Fall River last week, from a visit to Montgomcry-eo. She was accompanied by Iter brother.

Mr. BJchard FiskanU Wm. Rohh, of Altoona, stopped in rail lit vera lew moments yester day. They are making a tour of the country looking for a location. We met K.

If. Mass, formerlr of this place, in Mmporia last Tuesday. lie says be is sorry lie led rail Jliver, and if he does not attend school this winter will be liable to return. Prof. Ross family arrive! In town this week.

We extend a hearty welcome to 31 r. and Mrs. Itoss. and trust their coming to Fall River will be of mutual bene fit to them and our city. A small ly about the site of -man; bare-fun ted with his father's shoes on.

Me hail an empty bag on his lack containing two barrels of empty bung-holcs and a small railroad tunnel, lie wore a mutton- chop coat with bean-soup lining; was cross eved at the back or his neck had his hair cut curly, and wa iorn ieiore nis eiier iroiiier. 1 a a a i nrn iat urn ur was snoveiing wind otf the depot to raise moncv enough to visit the Pioneer Hardware Store of Sweet's, the cheapest tdace on earth to buy cook heating stoves and don you forget it. In this age of invention and progress, it not a little singular that good husbands allow their wives and daughters to use in the hardest of house-work, machines that are as out of date as would the old fashioned sickle and cradle? Tho old wash-board should be vanished from civilized countries. It did well enough a century ago, but there are many washing machines that lighten labor, save clothes, and economize time. Come friends don't refuse to spend a few dollars for a labor saving machine, especially when it will save your wife a world of worry and work.

Wiu. Chaxhe Pi-utts. Rer. J. W.

Fox, of Climax, late Presiding Elder of the Earned District South Kansas Conference, M. K. will exchange pulpits with Rev. J. W.

D. Anderson, of this place, oiext Sabbath, September and by special request will devote the day to the subject of baptism. At 3:20 p. m. his subject 'will be "The mode of Jesus Baptism," and at 7:30 p.

m. he will discuss "Objections to, and Benefits arising from Infant Baptism." Rev. Fox Is a talented and forcahlo speaker, and should be heard by all who desire light on the above subject. School be? ins next Mondar. and our boys and girls will begin again the work of education.

Begin again? Well, did this work atop when they left school last spring? Look at your boys and girls and carefully study the education that has come to tbern through playmates, through work, through cxamrde, books, papers and the world. Children often get more education on the street than they get in the school room. Don forget it. Exchanges ThU is a queer world people never will be satisfied. They grumble If it don't rain, curse if it does.

One would naturally suppose that after such a season as this, with magnificent cropa of all kinds secure, that the larrners would be happy, but oot so, they aro grumbling becauso the torn crop will be so large they can't gather it, and have no place to put it, and further because there will be no nubbins for the calves. Such is life. A Closs Calx. Mr. Laban Pri chard had a narrow escape, Thursday last, as he was driving home in his wagon.

The lightning struck a hay stack near the road, passing through tho stack and striking one of the wagon wheels near which Mr. Prichard was silting! The shock was very severe, the horses falling to their knees. Fortunately Mr. Prichard was only stunned. The first failure to secure water in Fall River was demonstrated In the well being drilled on F.

21. Cunningham's lot. The well was drilled $0 feet and not an indication of water discovered. They will General Merchandise Ever opened In the Fall River Valley. Their Departments are fall and Complete with an entire new stock of goods.

In tho LADIES' DEPARTMENT We find a complete line of dress goods consisting of ATLANTIC CREPES. LACE MOIRE ANT AN DA SILK SUITING. GRENADINE. BROCADES. If AN CHESTER CASILUKRE, ARLINGTON PLAIDS AND FANCIES, KENSINGTON AND LION SUITINGS SILK AND SATIN TRIUUINGS.

LACE TRIUXINGS, FANCY DRESS BUTTONS. KID GLOVES, COLLARETTS, RID BON ft. Tack Combs and Ornamental Hair rins. MENS' DEPARTMENT URNS AND ROTS SUITS AT ALL PmCTJ. LINEN SUITS, WHITE VESTS AND DUSTERS.

HATS AND CAPS, COOTS AND SII0G3, PLAIN AND FINE SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR Oil Cloths and Window Shades, Vo Abo Carry a FuH Lino cf Ctcpla cr.d Fcr.cy GROCERIES, Glccnvraro, ITcccccs Cz Cl rc. try in another place. County convention next Tuesday: free at that place..