The Little River News from Little River, Kansas • 3

ITEMS BY THE RIVER SIDE. LITTLE RIVER NEWS A. LARKIN, Business Index of Utile River. l.iiinbiT, hardware ami coal, A 1 nullum, RELIGIOUS Congregational Church. MKetiugs will he held Fint aad Third Sundays each inontli eleven o'clock a.

in. railroad time. Or. Ci.ah.in. Pastor.

-PROPRIETOR OF- STORE, LETTERS3T0 THE EDITOR. Homeward Bound. To the editor of ihe Utile River Sen. Dkar Sih Reached Dps Moines at, last, thus far on our journey toward home. Weather pleasant just now, but has been quitec old, thermometer 24 below zero, plenty of snow and lots of sleighing and coasting.

We had no gnew iu Illinois to speak of. Des Moines is quite a large place, containing about 20,000 inhabitants; the large capitol building, whluh is not yet completed, Is a magnificent structure, covering 30 acres; it will be four yeais yet before it reaches completion, been under course of construction for twelve years, cost to date is $1,567,846.34. I sincerely wish I were home, there is no place like Kansas. Yours, A. G.

Wolfe. PALACE u. CO i CO CO r- oo CO F. uj CO cc 1 C9 Little Eiver, Ean. REMEMBER, That A.

Larkin' Store i One of the Fair Dealings and tho Best Goods for the Money is the Foundation upou which we Best for Success and, with our Enlarged Building filled up with a Choice Selection of Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boot and Shoes, Hata and Caps, and Men and Womos' Furnishing Goods, and, in fart, Every thing Usually kept jn a First-clan Establishment, if not on band, will be Added from Time to Time, so that Men, Women and Children can uj I Buy My Goods at Larkin'." He has the Goods and his Fries are as Low as the Lowest. If any Error Occurs, or Statement made that is Not Correct, Please Report them and all Wrong shall be made Right, If within our power. Thankful for the Patronage Received, we trut to raerit still mora. RESPECTFULLY, XO-DOILT, nivatanag-or- YOU'RE BY THE NEW Mojj(iiltoes, oh Be guarded against (ire. Coal is coal nowadays.

All the latent pictorial papers at the Live drug store. We nominate Mr. Wible as chief of the fire department. Blankets and bed comforts at reduced prices, at Larkiu's. Smoke! Smoke the University cigar, at the Live drug store.

Reader, please notice change iu railroad time card In this issue. Latest reports say the prospect for nn immense yield of wheat is flattering. Order received at the Live drug store for any periodical or book published. A nice selection of sleeve buttons, shirt studs and pins at the Live drug store. On the way, and will be opened up In a few days, a largetoek of clothing, at Larkin's.

H. S. Burr Co's fine shoes, in button, side or front lace, just received at Larkin'. We want the map of Rice county revised. It is iinperflct, Little Rlyer Is not shown up.

Mr. Jones and Mr. Smith buy their flour at Larkin's and their wives have no trouble in baking good bread. A glee and madlgal union is spoken of iu Little River for the Spring season. That' commendable.

While wo work we need music Mr. II. F. Hodges has been confined to close quarter for a couple of weeks with rlieaiunatiiin. Mr.

A. C. Walker is in the same boat. Several other citizen are ruggling In the same sea of trouble. The Nbws is in receipt of a postal from M.

F. Lliuday, postmarked Las Vegas, New Mexico. He state that there i no living among the Greasers without a repeating rifle and a copy of this paper. Penury can be the only reason for having butter upon the tables In a fluid condition the coming Summer, at there lia been plenty of ice stored away aud it will be Mid cheap. Rev.

M. J. Stirewalt Is at home after a visit of aeveial week in Marion county, Indiana. He enjoyed the trip and expressed himself a more than ever favorably Impressed with Kansas. He 1 enjoying health.

Jaine Irvln ha been awarded the contract of erecting an addition of -i(J feet to Mr. Wade' furniture store. Mr. Irvln Is a good workman aud never falls to give Siitltfactloii. He In now biiidly engaged pultlug up the addition.

A. L. Tatt, a prominent citizen of Bradford, I a gucot of friends In till city. Mr. Patt look favorably on the Future Great and think serlounly of niovlna hi earthly efTuci to this point.

We welcome all live people with open arm. I. Garrison, that reliable fruit tree man, la around the city and auburlt. In tent on IUoltig of a large nursery stock. He can be deiended upon.

He 1 well and favorably known In ihe west Hi arent I Jacob L. Walker, of Thompson creiik. J. II. Fuller, of Lyons doffed hi hat to the fair young ller of the couiity-aeat on Sunday.

He aald kind thing for Ihe City by liie River Side and for the Future Great paper. Mr.Fullerlsallve citizen and i generous Buy a lot, Jap. and go into btwlnera here. In the struggle with the Are (lend the other night we lot our new pocket knife snd gold pen and pencil holder. A few dollais will cover our loss In tills particular, they are but trill lug tilings but we would be pleaded to have them.

The finder will be liberally rewarded. J. M. Fulls of the Arm of Fulu Route, was a recent vialtor to the diy. II Is planning for a vigorous btilnc campaign aud has ordered a large stock of agricultural Implements A we re marked npon a previous occaalon, they are good men and they eijoy th confi dence of lb people of thl vicinity.

The arrival of a new baby was an niHiuoed at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Foster, on Wednesday evening, 1 2th Inat, and th Foster parents are very happy.

There was a alight misunderstanding about the gender, but after liiatltuting proper Inquiry It pro veil to he a glrL Miss Kcter a beauty and Hi Saw bid her welcome to thl ter restrial sphere, Chas McFerran, of the Live Drug Store," boarded th early psasrnger train Saturday morning last, bound for St. Ivuls II will enjoy a viit of two week with relation and friend and bid farewell to Fulur Great number on forever and with bl family abide In Future Great number two forever. The Naw extend a wcloom to Mr, and Baby McFerran. E. E.

Wade, our new furniture dealer, has been prostrated with acute symptoms of rheumatism, during tb patt ten day; his many sympathetic friend have been watting upon him and the bop is universally rxprewed that be will soon be up and doing. A man ha but to drink plenty of our excellent water, lie down-fora little while, endure a brief struggle and then be will never be troubled with iheumatix any more. Agent IMhronk will depart Friday morning for in two vrerk leave of absence. He wilt be accompanied by hi wile, child and IU hundred copies of lheLtrrtRtvaNEs v.hlch be will meatier all over Ihe Slate, we th papers Mrs llulhreok will viil the home of ber father and Urry with friends In Chicago and other prominent village In Illinois, returning to the Futui Great In the tyring time. Otjtt MOT 10 -LT OTIS RIVER THMVK.

irrroaT tb mm milt tb Town. Iii our selfish devotion toward our own town, we are apt to Blight our neighbors, and be unmindful of their growth and progress. Five mile iiast of LlttU River I situated the town of Laura; it hud it birth the baine time with our own city, but the railroad company was slow to give it advancement. Laura is sur rounded by beautiful country settled up by a superior class of people. It will be a good point of trade in the near future.

While we have an especial Interest in Little Elver and pride over iU superior claim upon the emigrant and home seeker, we recognize the fact that what ever tends toward enlarging the older towns advances the interest of the county. The thriving cities of Lyons and Sterling and the promising towu of BaymonU, all In Kice county, have their particular advantages. ears have given them wealth and wealth has given them the enjoyment of luxuries. We shall be triad to bear of a 'prosperous career for each of those places and we most heartily recommend them as most desirable locations for the people of the eatt who are westward bound. For the first time since the advent of this paper, we congratulate the people of Kice county upon having the best and most efficient corps of public officers in the west.

We take pleasure in telling the people of the east that Rice county, Kansas, is particularly fortunate in procuring good and true men, able, economical, honest to the publio wants. The following named gentlemen make up the list: A. J. Abbott, ooimty attorney; J. E.

Perdue, treasurer; T. Dainels, probate judge; W. T. Nicholas, count' elerk Moses Bunch, register of deeds W. L.

Smltli, sheriff; Smith, district clerk; A.J. Farrar, superintendent of public Instruction; Win Lowry, John L. Gore and Sxiu'l Came run county coin niiiwioners. The News Is most favorably iinpresoed with all of those gentlemen during biiiduens hours they are always found iu tlielr office and are ever ready to extend courtesy and wait upon the people. The reader oau address any one of them by letter from the east and receive all neccwary Information about lUce county.

Saturday lat was a busy day with the inercliuila. The fanners for many miles around, as If moved by one common impulse, took brief rrapiie from the labors ef the field, denned their holiilay attire, ami with their families, vt'lud the Future (treat. The new Spring girl flitted to and frxj in Die marts of trade, the elderly matrons had each a gentle cliargcto keep, white Uie bead of the family Inverted iu a new com planter. An evldeut air of sttlafaction lit up every face over the irapui of a aeaanu of plruly. mud the news g.ttlirre taking a pnopectlve view of Ihe situation, saw a long list of uew subscribers comlag to fill the coffer of the famlslied editor.

The farmer Is the Meal tuan after all; be provides the bread and butter for all claaaes. when his barn Is full of the gnldeu grain, the merchant's bank arevuut is coireapoad-lugly large. When Ihe harvest plentiful, the merchant renews his ubscrip-Uoa and (rets the efHcwy of printers lnk by ordering in a big advertWnteut; the editor dlubet Ihe drrH iu new suit Of clothes, and the world generally is better off. FlourUh the farmer. Mule Itiver was born about six luonlhaaga.

It was creatrd to make market Miliit for a magulfioeut country, auj onoft fouuded It growth was nui-vrlou. Wire it uot for the early arrival of an iiuitoiully severe Winter we would now b4ve a much larger town, and as It I now the supply I far below the demand. For the benrflt of persons living la distant auie we will sty where we re located: on the Marlon McPherson branch of the Atchison, Toprka Santa Fe railroad, a few miles from Ihe gtv graphical centrr, It miles from Buttling and Si miles direct north of Nkkernon ea the nuln line of the above named rill road. It wiles west of McPbereon, Hi mile wot of Kanus City, miles west of Florence Ihe eastern junction of the M. A M.

branch and main line, and 31 miles es of Klhuwood the western Junction of the M.AM, branch and the main line. The town was named after the stream Little rlwr, branch of the AxtuuiuM river. This water course one-half mile dMant from town and with IU many Im. furalth a beautiful pic- lure from Ihe emlnetra upon which the town Is built It is undoubtedly tht moat fertile, rno pletutnaque and yet the least advertised portion of the great But. Come and be your own Judge.

The alarm of Arc was sounded at the nourwf one o'clock Tuesday morning, creating great consternation. The News force was sound In sleep when peetmaater Crawford gave the alarm by pounding oa Our office door and woke to look out and see toe male street lighted up and to bear the lame roaring. A pair of slippers nod a pair of strange pu.Uioon and we were out upon the scene boo Lowe's drug More tree beeping up a grand carnival of flame. We gave up all of saving the printing office and with the aid of active eitimui carried all of our movable materia out Into tbe street. Meanwhile Mr.

Wlble was doing splendid work.bl efforts wt subdue the flame proving nc manful and the printing riffle was pro ItotyMvd oi" of dangrr. floe tre lot everything, arret! HUrrm atwp, the printing omnr bK about Atlf dollars worth bHde about two days in fixing lliing Into shaiie. It a narrow SHaneforibe Kaas, and alw for Mr. Wade'a furniture More The tJitl Rtver men fought nnNy, but Mr. WiM ra the JtohleH Roman of tlrm all." Ho guarded agaiiiH fire, tusure Jour hardware and coal, Edwards Bro's Fair.

Dry poods, clothing and groceries, A Larkin. l)rust. chemicals, stationery and no tions, McFeiran Bragg, Groceries, notions Walker Russ. Groceries, notions, dry doods, Reeves Smith. Restaurant and hotel, Buck Buck.

Hotel and restaurant. W. T. Eetes. Little River Hotel, Mrs.

D. D. Dill. Asricultural warehouse. Fultz Rouse.

Livery and feed barn. Fultz Rouse. Boot shoe shop, A. McOowan. Real estate, loan and insurance, C.

E. ITollirook. Real estate, loan and insurance, Crawford VVible. Builders and conti actors, Canlleld Miller. Blacksmith and wagon shop, Titos.

Spriggs. Meat market, Barstow Barstow. Fopular dining room, N. Malson. Furniture store, Sexton Wade.

Contractor and builder, J. W. Givaus. Blacksmith and horse s'joer, W. T.

Alkman. Books, stationery and notions, Craw ford Wlble. Grain dealers, Edwards Bio's Fair. Physician and surgeon, Dr. It.

S. Bragg. For churches, gee church directory. Every department of trade is repre sented, as our advertising columns will show, and we are assured of a large num ber of new business houses in the Spring time. Publio Meeting.

There will be a people's meeting held at 2 o'clock P. on Saturday, January 29th, 1881, at Fair's Hall, for the purpose ef placing in nomination candidates for the following township ofllocs for Union township, Vt one clerk, one treasurer, cue road overseer for each district, one Justice of the peace to fill vacancy, one township trustee and twe constables. By order of Committee. Little River, Jan. 17, '81 Splendid Farm for Sale.

No. 1. 100 acres of good land, eight miles south and weH of Little River, 55 acres under cultivation, house 14x10, 11 stories high, box kitchen 10x1 ti. two wells stock water the year round. A splendid stuck farm price, $1500.

No. 2. The best bargain ever offered, timber claim, seven mile south and west of Liltle River, 40 acre broken, every foot of It good plow land, will trade fur good young stock price, StiOO. Xn. A rare chance, 1C0 acres of good laud, one mile uoith of Little Itlvrr.

25 acres under plow, all good plow land, running water on the place price, $1500. Term $500 down, balance hi two or four eijuul payments at 10 per cent, iutvrckt. No. 4. The bet bargain out, ICO acre of good laml, 6 Utile toiith of I.

It lie itivei, good hoiiw, nice loreit grove Iu good growing condition, oyer 40 acre tinder good cultivation price, only $1500, Will Iraile for good lauds In ouihwettern Mhwourl for any of the above farm. Call on or addre, C'KAWFOlin WHILE, LITTLE RIVER, KANSAS. Monty to Loan. Farties money to loan, at 8 per can aecure any sum by making application to J. ii.

lilcli-xker, at burling, Kaunas. Cheap Claim for Sal. Fre-eintttkm right ol 100 acres all good, illUhle land. 43 seres under colli- vatinu, 63 acre of butlom land, 11 acre of good wheal, good branch of living waler through Ihe farm, good aod IiOiik 1HX22, soil stable liXiS cellar, well. A lo.

frame how llxlS: slUlaled 8 mile nnrtli-wet of Little River station, the w. 22, town IS, range 7, wrt. I'rioe $50. Anyly loW.il. I'uUuan.

Good Farm for tat Chssp. Two mite from the town of Little River, the mth-wet mutter of section 4. lown.hln 10. range 0, 93 acre under cultivation, two mite and a half of hedge. A good frame bouae, 19x20 Murr and a half.

A good baaeiueut. walled and plastered, a giKXl well of waler, slo a trk well, finy mnt tree of different kinds two acre of fore! tree, rood granery and corn crib. ehleken houw) and raiie-arbor. Term reaxtiuhle. Enquire of Malon ll Arryand Luuch Room, Little Kiver.

Kaii4. NOTICE FOR I'LBLICATION. C. Laaa Omra, Uan, Kaas Jwnn IJL ll. VroTtCR I twirtr (1 UiU lli HJlmHct il aunr4 ha Sim) IkI nf at.

Inmilna rttkf Snal pf la of hi rlalm anil raie Saal entry n4 lkl aal4 pmal aiil Mwle kv lb Jrtc 4 Klw nii'. I la nrlt. oa rtiaar. Tnn I a. Ia Vli! Iluaik II.

naailmna. 1nm vt Ulu SoatM, ixvwra, ImirhI4 Milr Tin 41. fc iMnht aatter, wium II, lnnfclp IS of rM m4. A a 4 ke Mate Ih (nllnaiiir Bui' mot hi coalman rl4et n4 ralMntk cat at4 liwt. A.

a4. A U. a-er Jnaa notrara, ail of UHk Klratr.W, MctaraaU', Knw. Tbl In ihe bAnd llaitl plnyrtl while Dsrc" Iiwr'n drug atorv a going le WOW a ik araaeaai LfMM tr Km tatVnan tnrm mr. ti9 tmt0t mu'fKm rot aiiw TTTTfl mtu4mm a.

rmm. mmmm rw nn, 'in-ia aiai'iaa iaprca, 4r Jr tmui TIW a a4it ml swxoaC aerwre wnrro an rw woo. cM.iitjgonjnorrf on a CO a pi CO CO CO 3Q CO so CO CO Permanent Iustitutious of Liltlo River. INVITED LUMBER MAN, CONSISTS OF or tub 'We re Here te Stay, to Sell Croceries ti the People RUDY re BULVIA3 BOB mm Union Sabbath-School. Union Sabbath-school, held at twelve o'cloek noon.

A. C. WtiJfEB, Sup't. Methodist-Episcopal Church. Will hold services eacli alternate Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.

iu the Depot waiting-ioom, beginning November Uth, 18S0. J. W. Chow, Pastor. RAILROAD TIME-CARD.

ATCHISON, TOKU SHUT FE 1. 1. Passenger, going Bout 5:45 A.M. l'BHucngcr, going West H. M.

Freight Accommodation, Welt 5:25 P.M. Monday, Weuaetday and Friday. Freight Accommodation, Eaat 8:00 A. It. Tuedaa, Ttinr.daT, aud Saturday.

THROUOH RATH AND TICK ITS To any poiut North, South, Emit or Wet, npon application. C. E. IIolbrook, Agent, Little Klvr, Ean. WEEKLY GRAIN REPORT.

coansoTSD wekki.t bt kdwabii bro. a vaib. SKOaal I. PERKY, BL'IVB. Wheat, No.

8 68 cents Wheat, No 3 6(1 cents Rejected Wheat 62 cent AD VERTISMENTS. 8. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office in LItc Drug aide Main it, LITTLE KIVER, KANSAS. yoYLS nav ATTORNEYS AT LAW, COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.

LYONS, KANSAS. W. WHITE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Prompt attentloB girea to foreign and domUc collection. LYONS. KANSAS.

LITTLE VALLEY HOTEL, i. I FltKEL, mPIICTOL t'nYnlenUy located, entirely new and baring all the modern Improwiueuta lot comfort. Accom-nodalloa for Kirular boarder at reanuiiabl rale and every attention (inn lo tnuwient neU. A good sample room provided for commercial men. LITTLE RIVER, MAX.

POST-OFFICE STORE, KERFS ON BUND SCHOOL BOOKS STATIONERY CIUAKS, TOBACCO, ETC LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENCY. RICIIKtT rSK'E fAID FOR HOGS. CIIAWFORD WIBLE, LITTLE RIVER.IKANSAS. BARSTOW BAILSTOW, itAVB jvsT onsu tab GUT MEAT MARKET rKKSn MFAT KVSST DAY tX THE WEEK. WE WANT YOIE ralUONAliK WE AM TO rLEASK OOOD MKAia MOUkRAlE nilCES.

Little River. Kmkn. Toaraelea hj making araaty bea guides chuc I odrrad, Uiartbf at. iMwnina Bvnv from roar door i a ho alaan Lake dtaala of ihti Mod rAaorea lor raaaiae aaoar IBal at oSered, geiMtalljr become vrallbr, "bile tboa no on im impnwi nri cbmmw powttr. Vt aaal mnaf man, anaawa, bor aad girl la erork tot a nbl la Urate on locallOr.

I be balaa will par Bum Ua tea Urn ordl-are We tarn lab a pl oatSt aad aU Ibai roa seed, lre. No oa wbo aagage nil la maoer tee raoldlf. Yoa caa deeale roar etbol time lb rark, or oolf roor pr aamaia. rail lalraat aad all tbal I Beaded eat (roe. Addrea anaeoa A Co, roruaad Me- J.

W. QIVENS, iran.AUU.er daUmatcsi Farntahrd aad All Work Wavrranted. Oninlt Eat Before CIsMlag Other CenlrmcU LITTLE mVElt. KAN. MEN Wit are iooklag forjllone) la Twa or Coaalry, will flad that Coed Faraui eaa BOUGHT 1a A.

T. at H. F. Railroad Caatpaav, a Ina; Tlate la Ihe Tlclall7 Mule Rltor, AND Towa Lata la lb Urs, Grow lag Towa Above Mealleaed. Fravlded Taey f'asae BefsMre Tbey are Kearljr ar all SOLD Ry Anplylag la the ageal will aloe Imi Maaey aa lata prated 1'arma, taareYaar Protaeny, r.aeeaie aad Ark aaaledaa Yanr Irdi, Motif ari, AssMgamenl, air AT THE DEPOT.

O. E. HOLBROOK, LITTLE niVLIt KA.MAS. i in ui TO VISIT THE "LITTLE RIVER LUMBER YARD," TO INSPECT THE STOCK, LOOK AROUND, SEE FOR YOUR SELF AND PICK OUT YOUR OUQfl The Cry Is Still, a Bridge. To th editor of tht Mew.

Su: I noticed a call for a bridge meeting in your recent Issue. We hope. Mr. Editor, you will plead for two bridges, we are for two or none. We aided as far as we were able to secure the railroad bonds and soon we will be asked to vote bonds for a bridge.

If the proposition Is made to erect two, we will help all we can. We want a bridge at the upper crossing. Nearly one-half of the people of Union township live north of your town and the people north of us, in Ellsworth county, travel our roads, which are the best roads, have their bridge Interests Identical with us, they want to trade In Little River. A. glance at the map will show where the largest number of people live the east part got the ralltoad, now we hope for fair play and the bridge, if only one, constructed to the advantage of all, but especially In favor of the north.

We can carry bonds for two bridges, but for one, It Is folly to put the question before the people at our next township election. It Is the north and east roads leading to Little Bluer that need the bridge. Mr. Editor, we know you cannot afford to be partial, we trust you will do Justice to all, we shall do the same. We cannot attend your proposed meeting to-night, but the north It solid.

Yours, very sincerely, Bridge or Sic us. Bargcstown, Jan. 17, '61. Points of Interest to Emigrant. To tht adllor of to New.

Sia: A you are zealously laboring to Induce immigration to tills part of the country, and bclluvlug it to bo the duty of every good citizen to help fiiriiMi in formation that wouIJ be of Interest to (hoa desiring to emigrate, I shall make record of a few things of note worthy the attention of good people, such pro-pie whom we would be pleased to wel come to our country. After learning about Die natural ad vantage of country, climate, soil, water; the public Improvement, railroads mar ken, towns nulls it would seem to me that the following qurtionf would sug gest Uiemvelrea what 1 Ihe state of society, bow many school are tin-re, what advantage are thero for religious exercbof I can apeak for our school dl-trict. Mention, and can say we are enjoying the highest moral privilege and practices. A tlic Slate nuke wUe and liberal pro vlaious for Its schools and the patron of our district are alive to the brt Inter ests we have a good public school for at least sis month iu Ihe year. Ellsworth county ha furnished us with an excel lent teacher, Ml Sexton, who Is giving general saUtfaction.

Sabbath school 1 earned on with much Interest during three quartrrs of each year, the third quarter having recently closed, we shall reorganize on second Sabbath In March. Ihe present year. From tlio secretary's report we glean the'following, for nn Just cloard: School organhted April 4th, ISM, by electing E. D. Tompklus superintendent, J.

Good asahtant, W. II. Rife secretary and treasurer, and Thomas Coulter vbnrttfrrt average aUeudauce thirty-two; whole amount of money col lected Tompkins) do serves special credit for services. We have preaching by inlnUten of the following named churches: M. E.

aud Baptist occasionally; the Evangelicals have bad regular preaching until recently and the Church of God hat a aniall organtsalioa and a minister appointed by the Board of Mission of the General Eldervbip of th Church of God. As to temperance, lb State ha helped us to say that a majority shall decree that we hare a community of soner, boneet and Industrious people, llrllcv Ing that I nave given the seutimonu of th majority and represented IhliitT a they exist and reflected th moral tone the country, 1 conclude with lb nw lution that Invite from all quarter th good moral people te com and live with ut and Improve tbelr condition. A PiaaAXixr Bmidkxt. Cntered let lUst LaHKrfwto sua. i riMMi tin.

IMlai, i.a. HMak, TXnmm mm, wn a rw. win Mm iMtMtai 10 VX OhWIk SMBNimrW Mnm. aw mmmmi wimh, aaten Tb Freeman' Journal and Daily Commercial Advertleer, of Dublin, Dec 24, IWvO, contained tb above death not toe. Th dVcwed era a brother of Arthur Larkin of Uil city.

Mr. Urkln' father ti also lying wry low and not expected to live. The loat of anon, a brother and a father lying at the point of dnaih, certainly a trying hour to Mr. I In He bat the ymihy of eveiy oim In Hits community, and It I a rmpthy tliat apring front the heart and not from Ui mouth otr. gtnau from Cll.worth Krportrr.J Attention, Farmer, tn1 fpfgri that (', E.

It.dhnvok Ultle Kiver, Inaa money on nived fames on a favorable term as any man in luce coumy. ry uim. ii i HIS STOCK LATHS, SHINGLES, SASH, DOORS, LIME, HAIR, CEMENT, STOVES, BUILDERSHARDWARE AND BUILDING PAPER. HE IS ALSO DEALER IN COAL A. HIGHAM, Prop, LITTLE RIVER, KANSAS.

'Trf'jh iTTEB cSc GROCERY -rtoasaas We were Firtt In the Field. We thill ke the Uit to Depart TBI PIONEER Westwsrsl Ur of Tskes to tfc I McrlEou list Hie Crnplre Ks Wsy lore of Qroeor. DIMS, 6LASSW1EE 4 QOfflSWiEE LITTLE ItlVER, KANSAS. NOW OfEN AND L. A PHELPS POPULAR BAKERY RESTAURANT, ie sow RCAttv non nmniM.

Good Meals for II ons. MraU ttlAltotirs. rmh Ureal. Has, on tUaL X-Ittlo HSlvor, ITanoao..