Marion County Independent from Marion, Kansas • 3

PERSONAL. The second liquor case of John TJE3LE2 SsitnX. If You avo Smiles to Marion County Mepflent J. H. Costello, 5liel Tliem Now oxjja "got Stylisi First Class We Got the Blue Riblon and Got it i I It was universally acknowledgedby we nave the LargestJStock, Finest offered in tliiajtown.

Having bad a eeling good, we propose to lose no tbankB for past favors. "We beiieve that at low prices give us a Firm Grip on the-" good will of all who have patronized us Although having no desire to crow we honestly think unless competitors come down and realize that they must with others, that we will double our business in the coming year. Our low Cah prices has undoubtedly been an Unpleasant Surprise to old fashioned high priced merchants. We have no hesitation in speaking right'out and claiming what we can substantiate, viz Tliat nowhere "can you le tettexsni ted or getlmore'for your money tlian by calling Oil USs are thoroughly in earnest, andhopea friendly meeting will prove the truth of our assertions.Gratitude for past favors makes us too full for ut terance. Respectfully, South Side of Main Street, Marion, Kansas.

patent husking Esq. Gaver has been improving his residence this week, by a new coat of paint. For exquisite styles in Ladies winter wraps and overgarments go to Costello's- the leading barher of Marion will cat your hair in fine stj-Ie for twenty- fivn cents. Stop at Col. Bate's and get your Pop and cider, fine candies, nuts, tobaccos, fec.

The Boone concert was indeed a grand affair, and was far better than was expected. Go to Chris. Nay's barbershop on south side of Main street and get a clean shave for ten cents. Mr. Wakefield has been putting some finishing touches on his hand some residence on the hill.

The timbers for the roof of the new Opera house are being arraing-ed in their respective Paiisian novelties in Velvet, Plush, Fur and trimmed cloaks and dolmans at Costello's. Anjthing and everything produced and factored in the Orient or Occident, can be found at Costello's at reduced prices. We notice many emigrants on the road this week. They are taking advantage of the pleasant weather, we supposp. Kansas home raised wool and Kansas nome manatactured peice go' ds flannels and hosiery in great profusion at Costello's.

The largest stock of Plymouth and baranac buck gloves and mittens, direct from Gloversville, New York factor3- at Costello's. Swisher saj's he oftin goe3 out two or three niilles in the country to deliver floods. Wonder if there is'n't some other attraction. California fruits, honies, jellies, jams, preserves, in fact a complete stock of staple and fancy groceries at hardpan figures at Costellots. Remember Costello does not af firm that he can give his goods 1 I .1 i tor noiuing, out ne win exenange with 3-ou for a reasonable considera tion.

The mud has at last completely-dried up and our farmers can return to their corn which they were obliged to abandon on account of the wet weather. When ever you find two chaps that are more fund of oysters than squire Costello and the assistant scribe of this paper you will have to look awhile. Jjwis Liverty has not bought Mr. Houser's meat market, as was stated last week, but Lewis informs us that he intends to start a new market, independent of anybody. A.

W. Brewertun is making arraingments preparatory to laying brick walks on hi grounds on the hill. A brick walk makes a fine appearance at first, but its durability is questionable. Judge Brockett has been having his house on the hill generally repaired, among the many improvements we have noticed a new coat of paint being put on by S. P.

Hill the boss painters of Marion- We noticed that several of the large oottonwood trees near the railroad track have been cut down, this is quite an improvement, as heretofore it has been almost impossible to see the track until fairly on it. Messrs Brewer Stannard, of the Ottawa Star Nurseries, have opened adilivery here. They have about ten or twelve hundred dollars worth of as fine, healthy looking fruit trees as we have ever seen. Yon will please remember they were raised in Kansas. Last Tuesday we saw the smiling countenance of John Perry, Democratic candidate for Sheriff, again.

He was on our streets shaking hands with his many friends, among whom we feel prond of being numbered. We believe thai Mr, Perry's chances are good for being elected, and we feel quite sure that if be is elected the voters of Marion county will never have cause to regret that for once they have selected a farmer to fill an important county office. Our town was favored last Toes-day with a rope-walkers exhibition. The performance, took place on a rope stretched across from Brickly's hardware store to the Mebl building, causing quite a crowd to collect on the street. A while after the performance was over we were standing on the sidewalk talking with several gentlemen, among whom were Dr.

Hannaford and Mr. Brewer, when our eccentric townsman, Mr. Rhodes, approached and remarked, that he saw quite an excitement awhile ago and did'n't know but they were haDging John Wand on one side of the. street and John Brumbaugh on the other, when one of the bystanders remarked that there was no danger of hanging Brumbaugh, hs his head was so soft it wonld slip through the noose and let him oat. Hall and Boss glove at CoslelloV of do as so a an all Matt.

Williams was in the city Thursday. T. J. Smith called at this office Thursday." We noticed Mr. Abe.

Williams in town Thursday. Dr' E. D. Hunt called at thi office Wednesday. O.

J. Roberts, of Peabody, was in the city this week. C. M. Heath, of Florence, took in our town this week.

Mr. Butterfield, of Florence, was in Marion on Tuesdrj-. Mr. William "Kellisou is home from his trip to Iowa. Rev.

W. F. File was on our streets Monday morning. Mr. A.

H. Perry left Thursday morning, on tue east bound train. Charlie Finn, of Middle Creek, has been in town for some days past. P. J.

Anderson, of the little city of Florence, came up to the leading city Thursdaj'. Mrs. Martha Ulon, Colorado, sister to Ers O. Monohon of this city, is visiting here. Henry Newton called at this office this week.

A very pleasant gentleman is Mr. Newton. Ed. Hoch. of the Record, called at this office Wednesday.

He did'n't forget to treat. Thanks. Ed. Coles came down from Hutchinson Monday, and took a hand grasp with his many friends. Mrs.

Martha Chapman and daughter Lydja, returned to Marion Thursday evening, after a portract-ed visit in the east. Mrs. II. B. AJinder, of this city, went down to Emporia, yesterday to visit her daughter Eila, who is attending the Normal.

Mrs. Hannah Erichson, of Flo rence, was adjudged by the court and jury to be insane. The unfor tunate woman will betaken to the asylum in a few days. A LIFE SAVING PKESEST. Mr.

M. E. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan Saved his life by a simple trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consump tion, which caused him to procure a large bottle that completely cured him, when doctors, change of dim ite and ev ery thing else had failed, Asthmt, bron chitis, mrsenes, severe coughs, and all throat and lung diseases it guaranteed to Tri.d bottles free at It. Wil liams' drug store Large size $1 00.

AN ANSWER WANTED. Can any one bring us a case of kidney or liver mplaint that Electric Bitters will not sp. edily cure? We say they can not, as thousand of cases nlready permanently cured and who are daily lecommendiDg Electric Bitters, will prove. Brlght's disease, diabetes, weak back, or any urinary complaint quickly cured They purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and act directly on the diseased parts. Every bottle gnaranteetl.

For sale at 50c. a bottle by R. Williams. FOR SALE. A large, splendid, three year old Stallion, of fine form and good action, color iron gray, stands fifteen hands high, and weighs fourteen hundred pounds.

For further particulars call on E- A. Brundage, who has the disposal of the horse as agent. Mrs. II. Biiuxdage.

AUCTIONEER. W. L. Siebert, Auctioneer, will cry sales in Marion and adjoining counties. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.

Address me at Marion, Kansas. Speaks both German and English. BUCK UN'S ARNICA SALVE. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sres, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevtr Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.

Price 25 cents per box. For sale by It. Williams. THE ATCHISON PATRIOT. It is the oldest Democratic Daily paper in the State of Kan sap.

It is now in its sixteenth year, and stands in the front rank of western newspapers. As an advertising medium it has no superior in the State; reaches a class of customers among which no other Kansas paper circulates. It contains the latest telegraphic news, and market reports from New York, Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City, twelvo hours iu advance of the morning papers. Every Democrat ought to lend a helping hand to Democracy in Kansas by subscribing for either the Daily or Weekly Patriot.

Terms Daily, 5.00; Weekly, $1.50 per annum. Specimen copies of Daily or Weekly will be sent on application. Address: Park A Stivers, Atchison, Kansas. Market lieport, CORRECTED WEEKLY. Wheat, Corn Oats Butter Eggs Lard Hams -Shoulders White Beans Potatoes -Flour s-Beef Cattle Shipping Cattle Fat Hogs -Sock Hogs -Chickens Hay 65 25 3 18 20 id, 15 ju 14 id 68 15 12 50 2 50 2 70 2 50 3 00 4 00 (3 4 25 8 75 4 50 4 50 2 00 J4 60 5 60 lp ton.

a to A Wand is a more quiet affair than the first. The witnesses are not allowed to. remain in the court room except when on the stand. Look here candidates Buy your cigars of Col. Bates.

That will win every time And only cost you half a dime, segars by the box of fifty, from 90 cents to $1.00, and one hundred in boxes, from $1.25, $1 50 and $2.75, will sell to Democrats and Republicans. We have learned that John Mc Carty, of Clear creek township, has sold his farm for twenty-eight hundred We regard it as a good sale, and are glad to see John get ahead. We have known John intimately for about eight years, and can truly say that he is a friend and neighbor, there are none whom we esteem more highly. We do not know where McCarty will move his family, but we do know that be has a family to be proud of, and where ever they go, they will find plenty of friends. "Put." Francis has just returned from Wisconsin where he has been visiting for some time past, he also Lhad his eyes treated at Idiicago during his absence.

Mi. Francis informs us that the temperance question is being agitatti very much the same in Chicago as in Kansas. In speaking of Wisconsin, he says the times and crops are not near so crood as in Kansas, and that there are more people who are loosing their property in Wisconsin than in Kansa. Of course "Put." is better pleased with Kansas than ever before. Last Tuesday afternoon was bo pleasant that we ventured out of the office and took a walk up to to that city of magnificent distances known in these parts as Jimtown.

We were surprised to see the number of new houses and improvements in this division of Marion. The improvements out there are so numerous that we have not suffici ent snnce to do them iustice, We went through the new mill, this is truelv a fine structure, is about fifty feet long and forty feet wide, and three and a half story high and presents a very imposing appearance. Last Monday evening our citj-was favored with a musical entertainment, by blind Boone, at Roger's Hall, which was attended by a Isrge and appreciative audience. We can Bay for ouself, that it was the greatest treat we have enjoyed for a long time. Boone's rendering of many different and difficult pieces on the piano were really superb, while his imitations of other musical instruments was good, some of them were merged into the comical; his.

rendering of the tornado and thunder shower, was simrly sublime; while his rendering of the train of cars was laughable. When we consider that Boone's musical has bten acquired without the aid of e3'e'ght, we believe the native genious of thi man to be unsurpassed, We wbh him great success, and believe he deserves it. MARRIED. AtHillsboro, Oct. Hth 18S3, by Rev.

J. H. F. Hodges, Daniel Reiswig to Amelia Den. At Florence, Oct.

9th, 1883, by Rev. N. Fowler, Charlie Hise to Anna Bode. TALES OUT OF SCHOOL. Miss.

Flora Baxter, after a few days visit with relatives, has started to school again. Mr. and Mrs Lockwood visited the high school, Monday afternoon. Mr. David Sicwell visited the hih-school Wednesday.

Miss. Dora Duttcr became to intimate with her new seat mate and soinebodv got jealous. Miss. Ella Bower visited the high- school Thursday. LOST.

A silver watch, between Marion and my residence on Mud Creek. There was a white leather strap at- tached to the watch. A liberal reward will be paid to the finder if be will leave the watch at this office. D. L.

Yeagley. One of the beauties and charms of an editor's life is his deadheading it all occasions. No one who has ever tasted the sweers of the bliss can begin to take in its glory and its happiness. lie 100 worth of advertising for a railroad, gets for a year, rides 25 dollars worth, and then he is looked upon a deadhead or a half blown deadbeat. He "puff" a concert troupe ten dollars worth and gets one dollar in and is thus passed free.

If the hall ia crowded he is begrudged the room he occupies, for If complimentartos were pying tickets the troupe would be much In pocket. He blows and puffs church festival free to any desired extent, and does the poster printing at half rates, and rarely gets a "thank you" for it. He goes as a part of bis duty as di tor. lie does more work gratuitously for the town and community than the rest of the-population put together, and gets cursed for it all, white in many iustances a man who donates a few dollars lor the Fourth of base-bail club, or church, Is gratefully remembered. Oh, it ia a sweet thing to be an editor He passes "free," you know.

it We are creditably informed tbat people buy, and lead and like The Sun tor the tulluwing reasons atnooir other: More people have read The Sun daring the year fust passed than ever be-tore since it was first printed. No other newspaper published on this side of the earth has been bought and read in any year by so many men and women. Because its news columns present in attractive form and with the sreatesi possible accuracy whatever has lute rest ir burnt tkiad; the events, the deeds aud misdeeds, the wisdom, the nhilos pby, the notable tolly, the solid sense, me improving nonense all the news of the busiest world at present revolving in space. -Because people have learned that in its remarks ucei ning persons and at lai.s The Son makes a practice ot telling tiiem tue exact truth to the best or itt ability three hundred and sixty-five uays in the )er, be tore election as well as alter, about the whales as about the smau n-n, in me iace ot flisseiit as plainly aud leailesaly as when supported by general approval. The has ab solutely no purposes nerve, save the- lLiormaliou ot its readers and the fur therance ot" the common got d.

liecause it is very body's newspaper. No man is so humble that Tub Sun ii ditiereut to hU welfare and his rights. No. nmu is so rich that it can allow in justice to be dt.ne him. No mn, nor association ot men, is owerful enough to be exempt Irom the strict application of its principles of right and wrong.

Because in politics it has fought tor a Zt-n years, without iutermissh-n, and sometimes almost alone among news paper, i ho tight that has rt suited in the recent overwhelming popular verdict agaiirst Itooesouiem at lor honest government. No matter what party is in power, The Sun stai.dsand will continue to. stand like a rock tor the interests of the people against the ambition oi bosses, encroachments ot monopolists, and the dirhonest schemes of public robbery. AH this is what we are told almost daily by our friends. One man holds that Thk Sun is the best religious newspaper ever published, becatue it has already whipped halt the rascals out of the party, and is proceeding ugainst the other half with undiminished vigor.

A third believes it to be the best magazine of general literature in existence, because its readers miss nothing worthy of notice that i- current in the world ot thought. So every friend of The discovers one of its m-uiv sides that Hp-peals particular force to his individual liking. It yi already kow The Sun you will observe that in 18S3 ir. is a little better than ever before. If you d- not already know The Sun, you will find it to be a mirror of all human activity, a storehouse of he choicest products common sense and imagination, a mainstay for the cause of honest government, a sentinel for genuine J' flers'-ni tn Democray, a scourge tor wickedness of every species and an uncommonly good investment tor the year 1883.

Term to Mail subscriber. The several editions of The Sun are sent postpaid, as lollow. DAITjY 55 cents a month, 0.50 a year; with Sunday edition $7 70. SUNDAY Kight pages, 1.20 a year. WEEKLY $1 ayetr.

Eight pages of best reading matter of the daily issues; an Agricultural Department of unequalled merit, market reports, and l-rerirr. Sfinfhc a'Ti nomesric inrpi John E. McCarty, AUCTIONEER LIXCOLNVILLE, KANSAS. 1ITIU If bin cry sales in any part of the State. Satisfaction guaranteed In all iustances.

The selling of 1 ve stock a specialty. Address ras at Lincolnville, Marion county, Kansas. THE FLORENCE 10A5 COMPANY Will loan ON GOOD CITY PIIOPERTY IN MARION. PEABODY, HILLS- BORO OR CANTON. EST" Chattel or persoaal security ne gotiated.

J.WA11JS BUrrKKCItLU, Manager. Attorney at Law, MARION, KANSAS. V. Jones, Constable and Collector, MARION, KANSAS. LL accounts left in my hands will be promptly atteudid to.

Your patron age solicitet'. Dr. W. R. C0BURN.

DENTIST, MAKION, KANSAS. W. WARING Physician and Surgeon, MARION, KANSAS. 1ALLS day or night receive prompt attention. Office first door east of Sreiner Go's, store.

McQ- GREBN, Physician and Surgeon, (New Post-OtHce Block.) MARION, KANSAS. tiers his professional services to the people of Marion county. tW Makes specialty of chronic diseases. J. S.

Christie MARION, KANSAS. Does a general banking business. A share of ur pa'ronage is solicited. The Palace Barber Shop. (One Door West of Steiner's Store.) THE best of work doue, and satisfaction guaranteed.

Ladies' and children's hair cutting a specialty. Give us a call. UU MAN NAY. REST not, life la sweeping by, go and lara beta tou dir. omcthtiiK miprnty ana anblime leave behind conquer tune 0b a weex in your own town.

S3 tilt free. So ris'. t-vervlDlne new. Capital not reqniretl Vie will furnish tod eTervth nir. Mauy are making fortune lMlloa make much as -n, and boy and girls make irreat pay.

Render, If you want business at which you can ake en-st pay all the time, write for nsrticulara to II. IUiliii Portland Maine. to i SATURDAY, NOV. 25, 1883. Vurrtspoadontl.

AH comniuuications for this paper ehonltl be accompanied by the name of the author, not necessarily for publication, but as evidence of good faith on the part of the writer. Write only on one side of the paper. Be particularly careful in giving names and dates, to have all letters or flmires plain and distinct. OFFICIAL UlBKCTOBt. A.

T. A S. Time Tble. 31. M.

Branch Marion Time. aovsa ba.t. onixi west. m. J-Pasfvnver.

p. m. ireighi lu. Freight 8:30 a. ox.

Trains dally, except 4miu: y. U. K. Roberts, Ag nt. Main tine Florence Time Uoing East.

Atchison AKansa City Express. 9:15 a. 13:19 p. in Atlantic Kxpress Kniigrant Way Freight Tbrmirh Frei.ht 9:23 p. m.

a. 12:19 p. 5:15 a. Main Line Florence Time doing West. De a-id Pueblo Express 6:12 111 Pacific Express 6:15 1,1 Colorado Express P- Emicrant 2:50 p.

WavFreUht a. m. Tlirumrh Fr iirht 7:05 a. and 11:59 a. m.

Ptfl)ce Directory. Mail for the East closes at 8:15 a. m. Xli.il for the fit closes at 6:30 i in. Abilne mail arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridavs.

at p. m. 1h.v. TuesJays, T.MMfl!ir Ssitunlfivs. 7 a.

m. Council Urove mail (via Lincluville) a rives Tue days, 1 bur days anil Saturdays, at is iu Iesves eame davs at 1 p. m. Toungtowu niaii arrives unlays, at 12 leaves same day at 1 m. mail arriv Saturdays at 12 Leaves imedav 1 l.

m. COCNTY .1 J. Ware Bntterfield Cuntv W. II. Hamilton.

Tnrrr Fred L. rrnzer. fuu't Public Instruction 11 -vJch? f-heriff tm Attorney 'lhos A. Bogle. lerk Court Register I-eds T- L- Fife.

Pi-ohate Jn Ige Brockett. Coroner 'J- jallor 1 aylor Riddle. N. Rogers, CoiumlsBion -rs I 4. Fraier, T.

L. Osborne. Town and County Gossip. SEASONED WITH STOLEN SPICES. We wish itdistincily understood tha ur terms of subscription are STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE.

No paper icill be sent after the time Jar ichich it has been paid expire. We propose to conduct the piper upon purely business-principles, financially, iu order that its success may be assured. Syrup at Honest Billy's. Honest Hilly sells cheap. Apples at Honest Billy's.

Starch in bulk at Honest Billy's. Brooms th best at Honest Billy's Tobaccos of all kinds at Honest Billy's. Fine II ck Candy drips at Honest Billy's. Buckwheat fljur at Honest Billy 'p. Goods Bold cheap at Honest Hiily's.

Coffee, Iloaated coffee, at Honest Billy's. Cranberries! cranberries! at Hon eat Billy'. Wooden and Willow ware at Honest A big lot of choice new goods at Houetit Billy's. Oatmeal in bulk and packages at Honest Billy's. Thebiggesllolotfinccanedgoodsat HonestBilly's.

Kirks foap and Ivory soap at Hoaeat Billy's. Ail kinds of canned meats at Honest Btllj's. AH kinds of canned goods kept at Honest Billy's. Honest Billy country pioduce. pays cash for The best lot of dried fruits in the city at Honest Billy's.

Price's baking powder tracts at Honest Billy's. and ex- Ilonest Billy has the biggeststock of groceries in the city. All goods warranted new and cheap At Honest Billy's. Vinegar three years old and double strength at Honest Billy's. The biggest lot of crackers ever brought to Marion, at Honest Billy's You can find everything you want in the grocery line at Honest Billy's.

Honest Billy's store is chuck full of goods, and they are all nice and new. Honest Billy will pay cash for all kinds of country produce. Call and see him. Call and examine Honest Billy's goods and j-ou will be sure to buy something. Headquarters for choice flour and groceries at Honest Billy's, and don't you forget it.

Honest Billy is the only exclusive grocer in the city of Marion, Kas. and dont you forget it. Work on the stone arch bridge has begun again in good earnest. There will be a dance at Roger's Hall every other Friday evening. Costello has recieved some more new good 8 this week.

It is ever thus. If Chris the barber cannot give you a hair cut or a sbave that is not satisfactory, there is no see of looking further. Dealer In DRY OODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOES, CILlOTMIBJC, Staile and 3r roceries. Tobacco and Cigars, Toilet Io ift rue ry, ETC In fact, I Veep everything usually found in a nrst-clus atore. J.

II. THIS SPACE IS FOK THE CHICAGO DEALERS IN CHOICE LUMBER, ALSO EAT II EIME. SAND, PLASTER, CEMENT and HAIR. M. H.

STONE DEALER IN Vntlir acitc. and Cumberland Black-smithing Coal. Utimc, Cement niil I1 Iris to riii fj-Hair. Also Proprietor of tbe Marion Baggage and Dray Line Affeat for Marl.n Cnotaty tit Us braled Hull Vapor Stove -Qasol Yf boleatle and retail. KBROSEiV A full supply ot KercM-ri etaatiy tm ssmnst.

Somlhweat Corner i1 Third! Streets. Miriea, Vr. O. LOCKWOOD fc Oo. Have For bale THE WALTER A.

WOOD TWINE BINDER. Also Goons will Always Win everybody that we deserved it. For Gooda'and greatest bargains ever before splendidtrade for tbe past year, and time in rendering to tbe people our selling be sociable and offer equal inducement Ajjplebee, on all other Twine Binding Machines. ANY OTHER MACHINE IK' THE THEM BEFORE PURCHASING. 31.

V. IBriolclej-, DEALER IN SIIELF and IIEA VY Stoves and Tinware, And all kinds of Implements. o- KEEP3 THE Pekin Iron Wheel Cul tivator. Also a tine assortment ol BUGGIES AID SfELVJ WAG05S, AND THE BOcSi WAGON, the isirv Keeps a First-Class ITnner. Otl and ae me before buying and dre for -yonrseive.

SAM. F. CARTER, Manager. i 'it Made loy J. The inventor of the Applebce Binders, THEY WILL BE SOLD AS LOW AS MARKET.

CALL AND EXAMINE Barrows Tidyman, Have just received a large and well se lected stck oi new furtii ure, wulcu they have opened up in the south ro of Rogers' 23 Which you are cordially invited to call and examine. GRAIN GRAIN GRAIN! -()- AT ALL TIMES PAY Highest Market Prices FOR GRAIN. A. COMSTOCK, Fresh Lime of Best Quality Al ways on Hand. LL orders for shipment should be addressed to H.

H. BAKEK who will attend promptly to all busiuess entrusted his care. A wr-k made at home br the iottnstriona. Ktmt buslnt-ss now before the public. Capita not nw til We will start Ton.

Men, women, boys and jrirls wntl eiTwhere lo work for "us. Sow ia the tim Yoo can work to spare time, or idveronr whufe' me im nnsinrss. no oin nusinrse wi I pay you nearly as well. No one can fa make enormous pay. by rnicafrlnK as nnre.

ly onttit aud terms fn- Monev matt fast, eaaily, and honorably. Address Tkvw Co Aujruata. Main. 372 JET. used.