Marion Banner from Marion, Kansas • 3

Mrs. rr. Butbr dL. Market Report, MARION BANNER. JT.

EI. Costello. CORRECTED weekly. dealer in Wheat, 80 85 Corn 13 Oata 30 Butter r-- 15 18 Eggs OS Lard 09 10 Hams- 11 12 Shoulders 09 10 White Beans 06 Potatoes 100 125 Flour 3 20r3 70 Beef Cattle 300400 Hogs 3 00 3 40 Chickens 1 50 $doz. Hay 3 00 ton.

General Merchandise. Peabody Foundry aad Bacillus Shop. Before 'sending east for repairs on all kinds of farm machinery, or in fact anything made of iron, call and examine the work and prices of the Peabody Foundry. Patterns made for everything, and prices the same as those of St. I uis and Chicago.

Patronize home- institutions and save freightage. Iron nitching Posts, Crestings, and Fencing for resident cr cemetery purposes a specialty, also a general line of repair work. Machinery that i broken down, worn out and almost useless, made'as good as new. Iron made on Fiiday of each week. Bring In your old Iron and exchange for work.

We also run a general line of bL.cksmii.hing. Rockwell Sexton, Peabody, "Kansas. DON'T GO HUKGRT. Don't Say You Can't Find What You Want in Town, For at JIB Thompson's Grocery you can find Bacon, Dry, Salted or Smoked; Breakfast Bacon, Hams, Choice Canned Goods, Apricots, Bartlett Pears, Green Gage Plums, Marshall Corn, and Tomatoes; Dried Beef, Dried Fruits, Beans, Hominy, Salt, Butter, Eggs, the very best Teas, Flour, Corn Meal, Goods Delivered. Courteous attention given to all who will la-vor me with a call.

Latest Styles in. Keeps all the BOOTS and Jacob Brumbaugh starts. for Jiexico today. The Abillne mail route which has been operated by J. S.

Wise, has passed into the bands of parties at Abiline. Ye brave and fair enjoyed a social hop at Williams' hall, last Friday evening. We understand there will be another at the same place tomorrow night. Prof. O.

A. Phelps was brought before the police court of Medicine Lodge, last week, and mulcted in the sum ol two dollars and co3ts, for using profane language and disorderly conduct David Lucas adds a star to the Banner this week, in the way of a card, informing our patrons that he is prepared and competent to do all kind3 of plastering and well read it for yourselves. The following delegates were elected at the greenbacficonventlon held yesterday, to represent Marion county in the convention to be held at Newton on the 26th R. C. Bates, E.

D. Hunt, G. M. Martin and S-M. Records.

Last night mother earth was visited by a refreshing shower of oyer two hours duration. This, we think, insures the crops in Marion county. As we go to press the atmosphere i3 quite cool, and indications are for more rain. Chas. Jetmore, slipped up to Osage City and captured one of their belles, returning in possession of his prize on Monday evening.

We sympathize with Osage City in- their recent losses in this respect, but feel glad for Marion Centre. Under the care of C. H. Thompson we visited the track of the Driviug Park Association of this place, and wa3 surprised to see that so much had been done in this matter. The track bids fair to be one of the best half mile tracks in the state, and the Association has doae much towards developing the horses at this place.

We hope some arrangements will be made this season whereby we will have a grain market at this place which will amount to something. The season is dry, we know, but there always bas been grain to sell here, and there will be this fall, and the only way to market it here, is to pay as much as can be obtained in any of our si9ter towns. Mrs. Margoret Roberts, wifecfC. R.

Roberts, died at the residence of W. H. Roberts, just west of this city, on the morning of the 17th. Mrs. Roberts had been a resident of this vicinity for Eix-teen years, and held the esteem of a lare circle of friends who deeply feel her loss, and sympathize with the grief stricken family.

Mrs. Roberts was sixty-four years old, the fourth day of the present month. When a person once becomes satisfied that he has been mistaken, we like to see him come ont like a little man and own the corn. The subject is hardly worthy of discussion, we know, but from facts in our possession we have concluded we was mistaken, atd weald apologize to the Presiding Elder for placing him before the public in a wrong pssition. He did not change his minu four or five of the church members changed it for Lim.

They came niiarhty near run ring out of SHOJSS and GROCEBIES "Wo JPoy Particular to and Always Guarantee tlie BEST COME sJJO SEE TLTSS, THUESDA.T, MAT 20, 1880. Entered at the Post Office at Marlon Centre, Kansas, as second-class mall matter. Town aad County Congealed aqua is now in great demand. Sweet potato plants are in great de mand When you leave home don't forget your umbrella. Billy Bates is building an awniDg in front of his store.

The sheriff has a number of proclamations in this issue. The Glover Brothers are chock full of business these times. If you havn't got your door screens It is time you had them. Kisley and Liberty townships report showers on Tuesday "EL Whitney, of Cresswell, was In the city yesterday; John Dole, of Hillsboro, reported at this office yesterday. The ministers of Florence hold Monday afternoon legislations.

Jack McClary is building a good farm residence at Sulphur Springs. The tide of emigration has been eastward for the past week or two. Marion Centre was represented fit the Florence festival, Tuesday evening. Will Marion Centre be obliged to re port no base ball club, this summer? The old poBt office room is being fitted up in good shape for Swisher's bakery. Miss Villa Case, of Middletown, will keep bouse for her brother, A.

Case. G. L- Huey, formerly of Florence, has gone into the bakery business, at Canton. Passenger trains commenced running twenty-five miles west of McPherson, on Saturday. Our city will present a fine appearance when the walks are completed on the side streets.

Butter, eggs, or other produce will be taken at this office, on subscription, at market prices. Chas. Grimes has recovered from bis recent illness, and is again at his post in our public school Mr. Pracht, oi Hillsboro, offers an additional reward of $100, for the apprehension of the safe burglars. Mr.

File is once more sole proprietor of the Florence Herald, Mr. Madden having retired. Ta ta, Johnnie. Widmeyer has a new lot of Hull's vapor stoves. They are very highly recommended by those who use them.

The Peabody baud is composed of a fine set of fellows, and they render excellent music in aa excellent manner. J. Brickley, has beautified his residence to the extent of a handsome fence and a substantial stone sidewalk. A. B.

(Salisbury has been extremely fortunate in eeeuring the services of Mr. Kellison in his dry goods department. It Is now nip and tuck between mad dogs and rattlesnakes as to which shall deserve moat attention from the local papers. We are pleased to see Mr. Boweron, on our streets again.

Though considerably jammed up he is in a fair way to re-coverey. The Social Circle will meet at the residence of Mrs. Wm. Kellison -n Tuesday evening next. A general invitation is extended.

Frank McGhee, a Florence lad, will not jump on moving trains any more until he recovers from the effects of his last effort. Funk Brothers will soon have new and improved machinery In their mill, and then they propose to make flour that can't be beat. "Bay Battler" presents some good ideas to our readers this week. That Fourth of July point was well taken and we second the motion. The Newton races will come off on the 25th, 26th and 27th of this month.

The purses amount to $795, and an in teresting time is anticipated. Billy Bates has a cozy little room between his grocery and the hardware, where he will dispense ice cream and slch, durine the hot months. Hillsboro i3 gaining quite a repu tation on account of the number of thefts com committed there. On Tuesday some one stole a lot of wheat out of a car. Mr.

Branson is here, bag and baggage, with a large stock of groceries, boots and shoes, which he i3 opening out as fast as possible, in the Kellison store room. Wheat ii short, but well headed out, and a good rain, in the near future will insure a good crop. In fact, we have been told by good farmers that it will fill anyway, but perhaps not so well. This week has been notable for movea ble events. Mr.

Harrison has moved in to bis new residence, Mr. Buford into-the house vacated by Mr. and George Glover Into the one vacated by Mr. B. Baker Moreland, of Marion Centre, have purchased twenty-live feet of frontage on Santa Fe avenne, from S.

G. Brat-ton, for $450, and will open a saloon building on the premises. Burlingame Chronicle, A. H. Miller, trustee of Liberty township, says his roll shows 1,701 inhabitants In that township, and thinks that at the present rate of increase, the census enumeration In Juae will reach Good or Liberty.

Rockwell Sexton, the Peabody foan-drymen, are filling a long felt want la this county. Tbey are both experienced mechanics, and are turning out work which elicits much praise. They speak for themselves in another column. While John Bruce and his wife were planting corn, the children got some matches and set a fire in the stable and corn crib, burning eight hundred bushels of corn, a good horse and harness, and a board stable. Loss about $300.

On Saturday we had the pleasure of meeeting many old acquaintances from Peabody, and the founding of new ones. We cannot at present recall all the names, but among them were Messrs. Fanning, Mathews, Rockwell, Lee, and 'Little Mac." Call again, gentlemen. I HATE JUST RECEIVED A NEW LlKB OF 11 in of the LATEST DESIGNS and PATTERNS. Sly goods are Fkesu and New.

Call and examine the largest stock of Millinery Goods ever brought to Marion Centre. t-ROGERS' BLOCK Mrs, L. W. JPerJcins Has Just received a new and stylish line of MILLINERY GOODS, at her store en Main street, opposite) the Record Printing House, and invites the ladles to a careful Inspection before buying elsewhere. ALL NEW STYLES OF HATS AND BONNETS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, Extra.

line of Floe Thread Lace, mad other things not before In this market. 9 Sill fn John W. Williams Attorney at Iarw AND NOTARY PUBLIC. MARION CENTRE, KANSAS. O.

REED, Attorney o-t TLarw MARION CENTRE, KANSAS. A general law business transacted. Office: In Williams' Block. 33. JB TOOJO, FLATS AND OBNAHENTAL Will do any kind cf work In my line at reasonable ratos, at guarantee satisfaction REFERENCES.

My -work in Marion Centre daring the past year. North-west Cor. Third Main Where you will always find a large assortment oi Jfine XoDacco and Cigars Headquarters for the celebrated M. CIGARS, which beat them all. Oall Buy Try and be convinced.

Yours. Rcsp'y, Jos. M. Young's GENERAL AGENCY! MONEY to LOAN on Long Time and Low Rates, la sums of suu to sxu(vu. Also agent for the OSBORN EIBBX Self-binder Reaper.

Also the WKTHRICH CELEBRATED HEADER, Acknowledged to be sbe best Header In tbe markett by our best farmers. General agent for the ENTERPRISE WIND MILL, VICTOR, SINGER ft HOWE, SEWING Also pays Hlgfcest Market Prlee for HOGS, CATTLE WOOL. WANTED lO Car Loads of Old Iron. OFFICE WAREROOM. Cor.

Main and Fourth Streets, Opposite Bailey Hoase. STOCK YARDS on 4th Street. MARION CENTRE, EAS. OT ana uDiier tiim Pi gag gf ji 1880 1880 Tht Season's Attractions at Ut Old Reliable Opposite Roger's Block. Where be la opening Grand Display of Spring Summer Goods Silks, 3EmlroIclorIe, DFrixxgresr, Rambergs, TsdgingSs 5eOe with a Urge assortment of In oed rable novelties.

AIM A tallsnppij of CENTS' COTS' and YOUTHS? Boots, Shoes, SCats, Caps, FURNISHING GOODS, aad 0ftrj eoneerreble variety of A fall Uom of Ladies Gents Trunks. Valises, TraYcIIag Bigi aad Satchels. TABLE and PCCKET CUTLERY, Window Cvrtelao, tflidaw ehadaa. Cords asut IsmU. GltMwftrc, Qiwmwm Wood aad Willow Wares.

Tnirieil Fralu aad cltoioo Costfeettaos. Staple and Fancy THE BANNER PAPER OF Xavicl Lucas, MARION CENTRE, KANSAS, Plasterer "and Contractor. Plain aad Ornamental Plastering done on short, notice. 15 years experience. Floes and Chimneys built to order.

All kinds of Kalsomining done. Give me a call. SHERIFF'S SALE. State of Kansas, Marion county, ss. John Hutchins vs John Donnelly.

By virtue of an order of sale to me directed and delivered, issued out of the 9th Judicial District Court of the state of Kansas, sitting in and for Marion county in said state, I will on THURSDAY, JUNE 24th, A. D. I860, at 1 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the court house door in Marion Centre, in the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sa'e and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendant In and to the following property, The undivided one-half interest in and to the south-west quarter () of section four (4) township eighteen (18) south, of range three (3) east, in Marion county, KaLsas, appraised at one and one-hall dollars ($1.50) per acre.

Total appraisement $2-10. Said property levied on and to be sold a3 the property of the above named defendant. Sam. W. Howe, Sheriff, By T.

J. Smith, Under gheriff. Sheriff's office, Marion Centre, Marion county, Kansas. Frank Duster, Att'y for Plaintiff. SHBKIFF'S SALE State of Kansas, Marion County, ss.

Ignatius Cockshutt, VS. David Christie, Margaret Christie, Edward TV ilder, Elijah Leonard, the Board of County Commissioners of the county of Marion, R. C. Coble as treasurer and W. H.

Hamilton as county clerk of said county. By virtue of an order of sale to me directed, and delivered, issued out of the 9ih Judicial District Court of the state of Kansas, sitting in and for Marion county, in said state, I will, on THURSDAY, JUNE 24th, A.D.18S0, at 1 o'clock p. m.of Said day, at the court house door in Marion Centre, in the county and state aforesaid, effer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, lor cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants in and to the following described property, to-wit Appraised per Acre, sej sec 23 town 18 range 2 4 00 sec 23 town 18 range 2e 4 00 sec 26 town 18 range 2 5 00 sec 26 town 18 range 2 6 00 sec 2J town 18 range 2 5 00 sec 26 town 18 raiige 2 5 00 a sec 35 town 13 range 2 5 00 if sec 35 town IS range 2 4 00 8 sec 35 town 18 range 2 4 00 8 if sec 35 town 18 range 2 4 00 if see 34 town 18 range 2 3 00 i sec 34 towni8 rauge 2 3 00 Said property levied on and to be sold as the property of tne above named defendants. Sam. W.

Howe, Sheriff, By T. J. Smith, Under Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Marion Centre, Marion county, Kansas, May ltn, 1SS0-P. Doster, Att'y for Plaintiff.

JohnS. Christie MARION CENTRE, KM Does a General Banklfiar BnslneeB, Buys and Sells Exchange, Issues Drafts payable id ail tne principal cities oi jsurope. COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. and remitted for on day ot payment, at current rates oi exenange. money on real estate at 8 per vent interest.

Also Notary Public, and trill make or acknowledge any kind off legal papers at reasonanje rates. A share of your business la respectfully soiicitea. BANiXI.NG BUUESJom 9 a. m. to 4 p.

OFFICE, Old Reeord Tiie Cetowooil Valley Bank, Marion Centre, Eas. LEVI BILLINGS, President. J. IT, ROGERS, "Vloe President. A.

E. CASE, Cashier. Incorporated under the laws of the State of Kansas. Does a general banking business; buys and sells exchange, issues drafts payable in any city in Europe, has the agency for all the principal steamship lines, and sells tickets from tills place by railroad and steamship to any part of the globe; also sends packages by express to any place in the old country. Money Loaned "Reasonable Rates Either on Farm or Personal Security.

A share of yeur business Is respectfully solicited. Banking Hocbs fbom 9 a. m. to p. m.

For the accommodation of Denoai llv- lcg in the country the bank will be kept open for the transaction of business Saturday evenings from until 6 p. m. Drop into the reliable and well known Drug Stand of J.N. lingers, Marlon Centre, and ssk them what the reputation of the Green Mountain Cathartic Pills has heen since 1835. You" will be told that they have been and are a standard LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE.

An Infallible Remedy for Malarious Fbvbks, Jaundice, Restlessness, Mental Depression. Sick Headache, Constipation, ellliousness, dvspeptia, Try one box, only 25 cAits. You will never regret it. OC DAT BRACKKTT, Sole Proprietors, Kansas City, Mo. Gamtal $50,000 THE ft Boston Crystalized Ice Cream at Bales' on Saturday, May 22nd.

For a first-class Bath, go to the City Barber Shop, east of the post office. Costello has a lot of Peach Blow Potatoes, just ariived from Indiana this week. They are an extra fine lot, and will be sold at a rt asonable price. Carter's Little Liver Pill3 wiil pos itivtly cure sick headache and prevent its return. This Is not talk, tut truth.

One pill a dese. To be had of all Druggists. See Advertisement. Said by Stanford Son." If you want any Lime, call at Hunt's kiln, 1J miles south-east of Marion Centre. I am burning that exclusively, at present E.

D. Hunt. Cheap! Cheapest fob Cash I Mme. Tamiet would inform the ladies that she has not gone out of the millinery business, but may be found in the basement story of her stoue business house, with a large and well selected stock of new goods. She invites an inspection of her stock before purchasing.

Check Nansoks at Salisbury's. rSSpAs an actual fact, more Randolph Headers have been sold in this county, this season, than all other headeis and harvesters combined. 100 dozen Ladies, Misse3 and Mens Hose at Steiner'b. A new line cf underwear for Ladies and Gents, also a full line of colored and white Shirts at Steineb's. Chipley Brothers' Corset3, the only corset that will give universal satisfaction at Steiner's.

Randolph Lightest Draft I Best Elevation C. J. Grossh, Agent, Marioa Centre, Ks. If you want goods at bottom figures, go to Costello's, for he will not be undersold by any. A splendid line of Table Linen, towels and napkins very low, at Steines's.

Another downward break in prices at Salisbury's. A new line of Dress goods, Lawns Ginghams, beautiful Lace and Brocade Piques, Victoria La ira at Steiner's. "Don't forget Joe. Brickley selLs the Marsh Harvester. Joe Brickley keeps all kinds of sickle sections.

The wheat being so short this season it cannot be saved with any other machine than a header. The Randolph is the ma chine that will do the work. Twenty-five pieces of Hamburg Edging and Inserting beautiful patterns from 1 cents per yard up, at Steiner's. Buford Bro's, in Rogers' block, invite you to call and inspect the most com plete line of Furniture and Queensware in the county, at the lowest prices. A full "line of Coffins and Undertaker's Good3 generally.

The largest stock of Shirtings, Cot-tonades, Jean3, and Cassiaieres in the country, at Steiker's. Joe Brickley keep3 all kinds of sickle sections. One hundred pieces of new Pnnt3, at Ctptvpd'a Two car loads of the Randolph Header have been sold in McPherson county this season. Grosse is agent for Marion County; The well known strengthening properties of Iron, combined with other tonics and a most perfect nervine, are found in Carter's Iron Pills which strengthen the nerves and body, and improve the blood and complexion. Sold by Stanford Son.

Wanted, Everybody to smoke the genuiae J. G. cigar, found only at the Commercial Hotel. ExHpiine the Randolph Header before purchasing a harvester of any kind. Ladies come and examine those Ham-burgs, so fine and cheap, at Salisbury's.

The finest line of Swiss Muslins, and P. dress goods, at A. B. Salisbury's. Billings' park Is just the place to spend an hour or two for recreation.

The largest stock of Spring Clothing at Steiner's. Don't forget to stop at the Commercial Houro and see what large glasses of soda and lemonade for five cents. A fine variety of house plants arid hanging baskets very cheap Mme. Tamiets. Fresh burned lime always on hand at Cometock's kiln, east of town.

If you want a neat, cheap, Ladies, or Child's Shoe, go to Cos-tello's. A beauaiful line of Lacts, Silk and Lace ties, silk and linen Hankerchiefs, Lace and Linen Collars, at Stsinbr's. An Eight Column, FonrFage Paper. Devoted to the interestof Marion County, advocating snch measures as will her people, morally and Published Every Thursday, at 33Tajrion Centre, Kanwiw grub as the Good Tecaplars' festival, Saturday Eiht. The deficiency is attribut ed to the ravenous appetite of the Banner's Easiness Maoag-er.

-who is said to have been living on watercress ana whey lor some months. Metord. Beg pardon, Bro. Hocli, we did not learn until after the supper, that the committee had been in tho habit of doualiag what tbey had left over to the Editor of Record, whose sole diet for many years has been the "milk of human kindness." It certainly must have been very thin after we skimmed it. Lokin D.

Pkatt was born in Bradford county, Pennsylvania, in 1841 moved to Livingston county, with his parents, when four years old. He volunteered in the United States army In 1861, serving his country until August, 18C5. He became a member of the Christian church when fourteen years of age, and was an active member up to the time of his decease. He was married In Ottawa, la 18G6, moved to Dallas county, Iowa, in 1867 and to Kansas in 1S71. Since his residence hera he commanded the respect of all who knew him, serving for several years as clerk of this township.

He died in this city, May 11th, 1880, in the 38ih year of his age, leaving a wife and six children to mourn the loss of a husband and father. Saturday evening, a3 the east-bound freight was takiog the side-track at this station, which is their meeting point with the mail going west, the brakeman at the switch saw a small boy sitting on a brake beam, beneath a box car. Knowing he had been discovered ihe boy left his perch as soon as possible and struck out on foot. The conductor waB informed of the circumstance, and the passenger train held here until deputy sheriff Smith, after an exciting foot race, captured the lad and had him cared on the back track. Two lads were reported as having bid farewell to McPherson, without the consent of their parents, a short time before, ard this was one of them; the other was caught at Canton.

Frank Bower, the "Nasby" of this city, is certainly the right man in the right place. During the ten or eleven years he has performed the dutie3 pertaining to hl3 position, he has kept himself well informed, to the most minute detail. Besides his qualifications as to technicalities, he add that of the gentleman, which never fails to have its weight in a community. Feeling that the increase of business demanded increased facilities, he this. spring added a large number of boxes and lock drawers, all new and neatly arranged.

Last week he removed the office into more commodious quarters, and will soon have one of the best arranged offices in the south-west. Long live Frank Bower seu the Marion Centre post office. Soldiers' The meeting was called to order by the president, J. K. McLean.

The mir? utes of last meeting was read and adopted. C. W. Miller, from the committee on constitution and by-laws made a partial report which was accepted and the committee instructed to continue its work and report at the next meeting. Upon motion the executive committee was made the examining board to investigate the rights to membership of those applying for the same.

Upon motion adjourned to Saturday the 22d Lost. K. McLean. B. M.

Robinson, Sec. President- TEE EMM CQENTI 9f add to the prosperityiof materially. 75. 40. "B.ANNER!" THE SUBSCRIPTION BTJES- Oao 'year, Six moatlis.

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