The Beloit Courier from Beloit, Kansas • 3

From Tuesday' Dallyi FllOM BLUE HILLS. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS CARDS. loi? Weekly Record. 1.VV1 1 17 Tho best Stork 1 1 A I Mitch-ell cuiiiily; riinnin)- wa'nri soliio wood, ana wood raiiKe. ill he sold cheap if taken soon.

Fur piirtli-nlars, cmpiiru at this otliis. tWv. i 1 LI i From onr Jewell county items it will be seen that Jas, A. Scarhrouuh lias the inside track lor in the district composed of South Jewell county. We are told that S.

11. Calender holds the "Brunswick Champion Billiard Cue," nt the Senate Billiard Parlor, having iiinde tliu largest run for the thirty days advertised. The Custer llotiee lmvo just had the handsomest lot of bills of fine printed In Tins Record job ofllce, that have ever beeu laid upon a hotel table hi Western ICaiisii8. it. W.

HOUSE, SIGN CARRIAGE FAINTER i'Al'EU HANG Kit, (JlIAINElt, GLAZIKlt. KALSOM1N1XG DONE IN Till-: BEST STYLE, AM) IN ALL COLORS. IT!" I Bin now prepared to Manufacture Liquid Slmlng, for Black Botirds, Esprosnly tor School Houses. ill Work Done Promptly anl Aooording to Contract, Shop on Mill Street, nenr the Beloit Mills, BELOIT, KANSAS Ml. -is Emma Pukuninokk U-uchlug school iu DIsttictNo.

10, Mviion Staxsiill has a large crop ot broom corn now ready for balling. Elder I. A. MookkIiiis returned from Illinois anil ti'pwi'U haiil time there. S.

II. Masox lostoueof Ills best hoiws a few days ago. Cause, snake bile. The able comniuuli-ant, from Elmlra, is ored-ileil with the possession of a foot twunly-lluee Inches long. The Primaries come off next Saturday, Let there he a turnout everywhere and send di-h-gale to support good men for County Ooicors on the 12th lust.

Yours, as ever, Ultuxo. October 2nd, 1S7S. Mahkikd: On September 22, 1H78, In Lulu, Mitchell county, Kaunas, by James CIoomiicii, J. Mr, Nelson Hockktt, of Mitchell county, to Miss Floiia Dayton, of Jewell county. The Rkxuiiu returns thanks for a bounti'mm supply of cake, and also wishes tint bridt and groom prosperity in me.

Died: The following telegram was received yesterday afternoon about live o'clock: Ottumwa, Iowa, Sepli'inber 21), 1878. Jajiks Ricks, Beloit, Kansas: Your lie (lied this, Sun day, morning, instruct your iotas wiuit to do U. W. Wheklock. Mr.

IIkks left his home In Ottumwa only a few days ago for this city came here and made arrangements for the recoptlon of his wife, ami was expecting her here In a short tlino. The blow full upon liiiri with all the force that the reader can Imagine. The Uiccohd extends to him its strongest sympathy lu his sad and uuex peclod bereavement. Died. Fiikd E.

Smith, of Logan Township, on Friday last of Typho-Miilaria fever, afced ai years. He was burled lu the cemetry of this city ou last Suturday evening. Mr. Smith, and his brother W. O.

Smith, wore the first to settle in that township, some nine years ago. He had labored hard aid had Just become so well fixed that be could live without tne narusnips atteuuaut upon the settler in a new country. He leaves a wife and two child-ron to mourn his loss. BUSINESS NOTICES. YOU can got anything in the way of Iteming Stoves at Finnki.l 4 White's.

gd-tf MONEY SAVED by trading at 9d-2t WEIL DEUTSCH. BUY tiie Bonanza Cook Stovo, for salo by Fin nell White. 9d-tf NEW GOODS, New Styles at Bottom Prices at 9d-2t WEIL A DEUTSCH LARGEST Stock of Stoves in this city at Fin nkll White's. 9d-tf WEIL DEUTSCH are Displaying ou Excel lent Line of New Calicos. 0d-at M.

E. CURTIS can be found at his old placejof business on Mill street. Ho is well knowr as a first-class watch maker and Jeweler. 9d-2t EVERYBODY goes to the Cheap Cash Store for bargains. 9d-2t WEIL DEUTSCH.

IF YOU call on Colbt ft Co. at their place of business, on Mill street, you will find yourself in ouo the most neatly kept Grocery Houses in tho Stato. They always keep a full stock of Family Groceries, Canned Goods etc. Every thing is freshi nono of last year's goods found there. Drop In, and)you will agree with us that all about Uie store is No.

I. fkl-2t FIFTY CASES of Boots and Shoes Just receiv ed at 9d-2t WEIL ft DEUTSCH. DID YOU KNOW that a new stock of goods, consisting of Boots, Shoes, Gloves, etc, has Just bcon received at the Kansas City Grocery? ell, thev have como, and ono has only to cnll and see (hem to he convinced that they como from ouo of tho best factories. They sell thorn cheap, too. So strike while the iron i hot, that is, buy at once before they nro all gone.

9d-2t To Hog Kaisers. N. A. Claiik has, by a simple device, com blued a lever, a trough, with a few small strips of boards with a board fence, aud invented and patented a most complete and simple Hog Foed-er, whereby tho hogs can bo kept away whilst you are preparing the feed, and the weakest and strongest have au equal chance at their food without getting their feet In It. Call and see a sam- plo trough, which will be on exhibition ator near Ihe Topeka Store, ou and after Monday, OctoborOth, 1878.

W. A. Jones, Agent. Grades of Grain. Atchison is now the great grain market of Kan sas, Nebraska ai.d Northwestorn Missouri.

She has more clovatorenpacity, more grain dealers, and mare and better facilities for storing aud vkllltyrgraiu than all the othor cities of Kansas comuincu. In view of the magnitude of the grain business done iu thatclly, Mr. A. K. Gushing, grain inspector, has announced the following grades, which have beeu adoplod by the city council: WINTER WHEAT.

No. 1 White. To ho brtirht. sound, dry. uluinn and well cleaned pnro white wintor wheat.

No. 2 White. To be sound, dry, well cleaned, pure white winter wheat. No. 3 White.

To be sound, drv. white winter: reasonably clean, No. 1 Red. To be bright, sound, plump, dry and well clcaued red winter wheat. ao.

2 lied. To be sound, well cleaned, dry red winter wheat. No. 8 Red. To include all sound, dry, reasonably cleaned wheat below No 2 red.

No. 2 Mixed Winter Wheat. All sound, well cleaned, dry red, or red and white mixed winter wneat, in wnicn wiulei wheat predominates. No. 4 Winter.

To Include drv red. white or mixed, thiu or bleached winter heat, free from must Rejected. All dninn. tough, very musty, very smutty, trashy, dirty, dainugod or thiu wheat, lulling ueiuw .30. ft.

SrBINQ WHEAT. No, 1. To bo bricht. sound nnd well cleaned spring wheat, No. To be bright, sound spring wheat, reasonably cleaned.

No. 8 To include nil dry and sound club or spring wheat not equal to No. 2. Rejected Spring Wheat. All damp.

l0uirh musty, very Biniilty. trashy dirty, iamaKedoi-thin spring wheat falling below 01 MIXED SI'ltlNO AKD WIN-n WHEAT. All mixed snrhiff am' Sly nu To M8'rS. COHN. No.

1 While. -To be pure, whito, sound aud clean. No. 2 White. To bo dry, merchantable and reasonably cleaned.

No. 2 Mixed. To be dry, sound and only Tory slight! mixed with uusouud grains, and reasonably clean, ReJocted. All dirty and unsound corn, but fit for warehousing. Damaged.

All corn not good enough for rejected. OATS. No. 1. To be pure, sound and woll cleaned.

No. 2 To be reasonably clean and merchantable. WHITE OATS. No. 1.

To bo pure, white, sound and well cleaned. No. 2 To be pure, white, reasonably cloaned and merchantable. dirty, unsound and unfit for warehousing. I1YE.

No. 1. To bo plump, sound, bright and well cleaned. No. 2.

To be sound and reasonably cleaned. Rojocted. To include all unsound or damaged from any cauao. 11A11LEY. No.

1. To be plump, bright, sound and free from other grain. No. 2 To bo sound, bright and reasonably clean. fc No.

3, To be reasonably clem and merchantable. Rejected. To Include nil unsoundor damaged and badly stained bin ley. All dump, tough, musty grain will be graded rejected or damaged, regardless of quality otherwise. All dirtv or trashy grain to be graded according to quality aud condition, subject tocleauing.

JOILtf MACDONLAI). BOOT AO SHOE MAKER, BELOIT, KANSAS, CRepairlng Neatly ALL WORK WARRANTED. A curi'lago and blacksmith shop is being put up near the rviitwaa Lumber Yard on Miiln street. A. E.

Paddock, of Round Springs, wus lu the city yesterday, lie reports business fast In his locality. The new bell bi-loiiu'ing to the- Catholic church is to bo rung threo times day, nt 0, a. Mi, 12, 6, p. m. A.

E. Saxey, tin attorney of Osborne Cltj, was in the city last evening and gave the Daily Record a sociable call. The mill nt the foot of Mill slrcut lias suspended work fur the rest of the week as It Is necessary lu order to put lu a new flume. From all appearances no paper Issued In Beloit ever met witli i-uch a hearty reception as the Daily Record of Sun day morning last. Wo are truly thankful that our friends appreciate our paper.

Mr. Chan. Pehdce, of Perdvk accompanied by his wife, will start for bis old home In Oskaloosa, Iowa, to-morrow morning. Chan, has made hosts of warm friends since his residence here, all of whom wish hhn, and his, a safe trip, a pleasant visit, and a quick return. Many of our peopl will recollect Miss Agnes Jones, the blind lady who gavo a coueert in this city something over one year ago.

She Is now at Superior, Ne braska, and writes a letter to Mr. E. Perry, of this city, which it would pay any one to examine. Mr. Perry prizes the letter very highly.

A blacksmith Is badly needed at Round Springs." A. E. Paddock will give a warranty deed to one and a half acres of ground adjoining bis store, to any good blacksmith who will locate there. We are contldeut that a better location could not be.found iu the county, and the blacksmith locating there will step into a llrst-class trade without any trouble. Mr.

Geo. Burt, one of the best theatrical managers' lu th West, lias leased the Jordan Hall of this city lor one year, with tiie privilege of continue- Ing the same, and will at once fix it up for'the purpose of giving first-clcss enter tainments. He will put In a twenty-one foot stage, and tit the same up with new and elegaut scenery and all the necessary adjuncts of a first-class theater. The seating capacity of the hall is about 300. Its location is good and there Is not a bet ter finished room in the State.

Mr. Burt has had a theatrical experiance of up wards of thirty years, and our people may expect something grand from him. From Wednesday's Dallyi L. J. Best, Receiver of the Klrwin Land Otllce, Is in the city we are Informed, hav ing arrived last evening.

Our chief was thirty-five years old yesterday, and still, when last heard from, he was not the happiest man in the world. The toothache was what worrM hhn. The citizens of Beloit should feel under obligations to Father Tntriuus and his congregation, for the ringing of the bell at the Catholic church, moruing, noon and evening. The grain men and Supt. Downs were In close consultation, yesterday afternoon, and wo think it Bate to say that oar farm ers will soon realize better prices for their grain.

Patrons of the Daily Record who do not receive their paper on time each mrn-ing will be so kind a3 to call at our ofllce and notify us of neglect or oversight on the part of the carrier. We are desirous that our patrons be properly waited upon. Charley Weber brought the first freh oysters of the Season, to tiie city, yester day. The Record enjoyed a can of them last evening, nnd lias no hesitancy iu pronouncing tlieni excellent. He expects to open out his place of business, on Mill street, in a day or two.

We were pleased to meet in our ofllce last evening Mr. and Mrs. E. Moon, of Moons, Clu'Htauqua county, New York. Mr.

Moo.v is the father of our esteemed fellow citizen, A. D. Moo.v, and is here on a visit expecting to remain about six weeks. He is well pleased with the Solomon Valley und Beloit. He will be a con stant reader of the Daily Record during his sojourn with us.

We were pleased to meet in our ofllce, yesterday, under the escort of Mr. Chas. Smith, ot Atchison, Mr. and Mrs. A.

S. Downs, of Chicago, aud Miss Ida Downs, of Atchison, (laughter of Maj. W. F. Downs.

Superintendent of the Central Branch Railroad. A. S. Downs is a broth er of the Major's. The ladies expressed themselves as being highly pleased with Beloit, her fine churches, magnificent buildings, and, partcularly her Daily Record.

We shall be pleased to agaiu. meet them in our office, with their gentle manly escort, Mr. Smith, and hope to usher them to a better furnished sanctum. From Thursday's Dally: W. G.

Porter, of Pittsburg, called last evening. Wild geese are wending their way to the South. The amego Tribune is now published semi-weekly. Weber opened up his Mill Street res taurant yesterday. Don't fail to read the business locals in this mornings Record, A wedding took place in the Record olllce yesterday evening.

A ftreat many of our people go to Caw- ker City to-day, to attend the fair. Our post master is going to make the Beloit post-ofiico the ftuest in the State. The band will discourse sweet music this evening, on the arrival of the excur sionists. Corn gathering has commenced. The new crop sells for fifteen cents per bushel for stove wood.

Mr. D. Weyand, the Court street coal dealer, is putting in a pair of scales in front of his ofllce. Mr. Davis has commenced the erection of his candy factory on Court street, between Mill street and Ilersey Avenue.

The geutlemeu who visit our city to night are respectfully invited to, call and make themselves at home in the Daily Record ofllce. Burt has just painted some elegant signs for the Southwestern Stage Company. On examining them, you had bettor speak to the steeds drawing the stage. SMITH GILL, KnnHnn IJlastcrlnir plain nnd omuim-nltd. Snvco work of till kinds.

KaWmilnlng. Clstum's built in any part of the country. All work warrauled. ill ciinlrncl lor ull kinds of stone work. E.

P. NEWBANKS. J. D. PEARCE.

NEWBANKS PEARCE, "I'l-OIT, KANSAS. Architects and builders, Will furnish plnus iiiul siieciilciitloiia iu Mitchell aud uilliiliilug coiiiiIIhs. Will contract and liuuish muUirlitl tor buildings. AVJiNUE 1J1LI JAlil) HALL. pHOICWST WINKS, LHJUOIW AND CIGAKK KJ constantly ou hand.

UuHoiniit of tho Avenu House, Front Enhance ou Mailt Street, nKLOIT, KASSAS, AVIiXUE UAUX. FREEMAN BROTHERS, Pkoprimohs. BELOIT, KANSAS. life kppll flprtt-i'llWa Iminnu nml take nim lo ijIkm- our mUims. our eliawiM nro cheap am 0i 'hcHpe4.

Tlii burn J. W. IIUGHIJS, CAWKEII CITY, KANSAS. Keeps conHnnlly on hand a complete assortment of Fresh as well as Cured Meats, hich ho Is at all times prepared to turn Uh to the trade at reasonable price, lie guarantees sutis-saction. 11 12X11 WILSON, ASHERVILLE, Mitchell Comity, KANSAS.

11LACKSMITIIING. I AM prepared to do all kinds of work in mv line, and on short notice. All VV Warranted iV; SatiHt'aotioii Gur-antood. Remember the Place, Give me a aud 1 Will do You Good. CITY LIVERY STABLE.

RED BARN. II. Jeriuark, Proprietor. BELOIT, KANSAS. rpiie best horses and (lie best rigs of any stable in town.

Tiro atteiitiuu of the traveling pubic is ciUIhiI to the facilities of tills stable for the care of teams. Rates reasonable. J. W. FKlSNt'H, HOUSli AND SIGN PAINTER, Beloit, Mitchell Oouuty, Kansas.

Kalsominelng, Paper Hanginir, (iuildinsr aud Glazing. Git AInIng A SPECIALT Y. Post Otilce Box 14,1. MRS. HAVEKLEY TOMPKINS, Opposite E.

Church, Kansas Atchison. II A ID Hull' Jewelry, Hair Oriiamoiils, Toilet illllil rtlcles. We nml i.i, sale switches, Curls, Fronts, putts, Well, Fru- uuo nun i uuiis, aim an Kinds ot Human Hair GikxIh. Send for circulars. MARBLE WORKS, Brantford, Kansas, 0.

J. ALDRACH Proprietors, Dealers In the best Vermont and Italian Marble, Gravestone) and Monuments. All work warranted. Address', lirautloril, Kansas. If JAKWAY.

J. V. JAKWAY. II. L.

WILEY. E. G. JAKWAY, EONS WILEY, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, Beloit, KariHtis 1)lnns, Speclllrallons and Estimates furnished on applicaiion. Work done in latest I in IH-OVPll Wtvlpu Unit tilllLdt'lll-tintl word lotl'nt Klllotl's Feed (stable, lieloil' or n't this ofllce, will bo promptly intended to.

Public buildings a specialty, in city or country. willies weu recouiiiicuiiea irom West Liberty, Iowa. ttf 1878 1JELLE L. JJACOX, TEACHER OF PIANO AND ORG AN MUSIC. TevmH: One term nf -20 loibmm Alll no r)n hutr ni closeof first ball-term i remainder nt close of entire term.

ITseol nt rpnnnnlilA t-fltud fin, OmBa (in- siring piano practice. 2-w4 DR. J. I. ELLET, MAGNETIC 1IKALEU, ATCHISON, KANSAS, Treats all chronic diseases by kkhvo maonktidsi, or i.ayino on ok hands, and without pnln or medicine.

The cures already made in Atchison and alt the towns on tho Ccnt'ia! Branch railroad are his advertisements. Ills i-eitiiii-ates number by the thousands, and many of tin-in are published and familiar to the rentiers. Dr. Ei.i.kt will be at Beloit, Avenue IIoiimi. November 1st.

1K7H. and ull eullcrers should cult, it' pox.ihle, tho tirsl day. All consultations free of charge. SENATE BILLIARD HALL, FREEMAN Jt BOVEK, Proprietors. THE MONARCH Three first-class Tables, all kont In Hood order The bar Is supplied with tho Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars, And the best ot order alwavs preserved.

Our Billiard Tables are the best i'u the Vallev. We hold the Champion Brunswick Cue. MUSIC-VOCAL I INSTRUMENTAL. MRS. NELLIE BLAKE, Teacher.

Music Rooms In Mr. new build ing, corner of Mill and Court slieets TERMS: For Privnto Vocal Lessons, $1.00 per week. For Private Piano and Orgau Drill, SI .00 per week. For Private Violin and Guitar, $1.00 per week. For Prlvato Harmony aud Coimiosition.

$2.00 perweek. Persons r1eslrimr to take a course to nrenaro for Teaching, both Vocal unit Instrumental, can do so ana receive uipioma at conrao. As my time is so occupied 1 have reserved Wed nesday afternoon of each week to receive fecial calls, and Tuesday and Friday mornings, from leu io eleven ciock, lor ousinessciuis. 2 HOTELS, WHITNEY HOUSE, cJawker City, Kansas, WM. 0.

WHITNEY, Proprietor. AVENUE HOUSE, Frank McOratb, Proprietor, Ucloit Kansas- Having tho best accommodations for commercial men. Large sample room titled iqi for the display of goods. Also In connection with the Avenue Stone Barn. Proprietor responsible for all teams left iu his chttrgo.

CUSTER HOUSE, HOPKINS McMEEKIN, Propbietoes, BKLOIT, KANSAS. Rotel. bunt, iinishoa ami ntrnisiieu iuih.s ull thn milni'n muii'mi I onl ita in inodalo 100 with quarters and subsist 200 or more with ino sunsianiiais anil luxuries oi it ursi-cuiss house. Three Sample Roomson the llrst flooi-i'o Commercial Tourists. Rooms 00 per day.

K. BOUKCY, Manufacturer of BOOTS SHOES, NORTH MILL STREET, BELOIT, KANSAS. BOOTS nnd Shoes of nil kinds made to orilet on short notlco. Nothing but the Best Stock Used, and Prices as low as can ho given for good Work. Renaliiiur done Promptly and Chriiply.

Satisfaction Guauinteud. nl-ly CHARLES BISHOP, Mill Strcot, betwoon Court and South, BELOIT, KANSAS, MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN Harness Saddles, Collars, Bridles, Halters, Wliiiis, (Ms Brnsiies. t)ono Neatly and Cheap. tJ WE WARRANT ALL WORK. BELOIT, MITCHELL COUNTY, KANSAS.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT1. If nny of our snbscrthri-s should notice a blue on heir paper, 11 Ih an Indication llml Hit lime for Which llii-y Imve paid lias expired, and Ihey aie respeclliillyaolicllodtoruuew. Subscribers to The Record when dexli'lnir to have their address changed must give nlt) 0- Ilc nt which they Hie receiving lliidr paper as well as the ollice to which they wish the Mime changed. are couslnnlly in receipt of letters ali Hur pliuinrii ii.lh....i il i. i ij- i iici- unserving Hie shove siiggciiomi, mill as our suhsciiptlou list Is l'lilinlliir mi llml ii.

ii. iiuir iu-ih in run over me book. 1 lease il, above directions and viiwuBo win ue enccieu at ouce. BKLOIT POST OFFICE. Arrival and Departure ot Mails.

Schedule Time. ui.omont City; Pally, exceptSnndayj departs :Uwkk.b I'm-! Dally, except Sumliiy, departs CoxeomHA ami It.termotUnto ofilros: Daily, A iifiixn oml Il jv i I'Hily, except Kumlayt depart 7 A. arrived A it it Lincoln Ckntiik anil Ellsworth, via. Siiltvlllo, ta Once a week) arrives Friday 8: SU viiiio a. H.

Kl.LHWMMTH. V'lft Vlliili-n Ulna Iflltu I'ottersburgh nml Vospcr: Once a week) nrrivos at 12 dunlins. Minio dav. at 1 v. Hayks City, via.

Naomi, Excelsior, Pittsburg CI. ....1.1 11 -l 11. 1 unit oum ihii--, inr.r en nepaiis vi euues-days at 0 a. arrives Saturdays at 8 p. m.

Through Pouches to Solomon, Cawker Cilv, Codcordia aud Jewell. All mails close one half hour beforo timo set for departure Office hours: from 7a. m. toSr.M., Sundays W. H.

MITCHELL, P. M. Hkloik, Kansas, July 1st, 187s. CHURCH DlllECTOlty. September 1878.

John Wilson, Pas tor. 10J4 o'clock a. October mid Xiltij in o'clock every Sabbath evening. Sab bath School at 3 o'clock r. m.

Prayer Alootiug, ruuusitiiy evenings, ai I O'CUICK. METHODIST J. Law. Kknck, Pastor 1(B a. 8eiiteiiilier2-2iuli lii o'clock every Sabbath evening.

Sabbath School SX P. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at o'clock. Mass 10i A. on the first and last suuuays oi each mouth.

Iteligious lustruc- uou every evemug. Haitist. Ucv. Gkohue BALcoMn preaches at me unpnei viiurcn every eecouu anil lourtii sun-lay, at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Covenant, overv Jiaiurciay ueioie tno second Sabballi of eacl mouth. SP1CCIAL NOTICES. Johnson Iv knnedy, grain buyers loot oi iiersey Avoime, win utty your broom-coru, or will ship it lor you nud advance niont-y on yout'slii)iuent. Thev are sen- tlcnii'n in wlioni the utmost conhdenee can be' reposed. It will pay you to give them a call, i Dey arc the boss grain buyers.

THE genuine Weber boot lor sale at S. Uaiuu Son's. 7d-tf The ISest Standard Calico, In medium light shades, only Sets. Weil Deutsch Goods delivered to any part of the city, free of charge, by Graham Star Grocery, South street. T.

R. RANDALL has SWEET CIDER for ale, call anil got a glaus at the New City Bakery on Mill street. The liest Standard Calico, in medium light shades, only Sets. Weil Deutsch. Sugar Cured Hams at the Star Grocery, South street.

Look out lor New Goods at WEIL DKUTSCirS. We call especial attention to our stock of zephyrs, card-board, mottoes, zephyr needles, etc. Also a complete line of dress-trimmings. Eespectfully, Mns. Castle Stkei.k.

Don't forget the Star Grocery. Bargains there. THE AVENCE LAUNDRY is acknowledged us tbo best establishment of the kind in the city. Work Is turned off in a short time, and iu a manner that none can complain of. MONEY can be had at he Bank of Ucloit on one year's time with Good Real Estate Security.

G2-3t. Look out for New Goods at WEIL DEUTSCHU WEIL DEUTSUII are receiving the largest and best selected stock of goods ever shown in this city. You can get all kinds of fresh fruit at Graham Go's Star Grocery, South street. DR. PATTEN, Dentist, has located permanently at Bcloit, and can be found at his ofllco, Kersey Avenuo, between South and Court Streets, from May 20th to June 11, and the first ten and last ten days of each month hero allcr.

If you want to get the Highest price lor Butter and Eggs call at MISS BRADLEY has just roceivod from hicago a full stock of the latest stylo fall and winter hats, all kinds of dross-trimmings, etc. Be sure to call on hor before buying elsewhere. Ladies wait for the new fall goods. Mrs. Castle Steele successors to Mrs.

Geo. Finnkll, will, by the middle of this week, oflcr to the ladies of Beloit and vicinity, a full line of new goods cottsisiing of a large nnd well selected stock of millinery, notions, and ladies furnishing goods. For the boat Grain Drill, go to Campbell Bros. WEIL DEUTSCH are receiving the largest and best selected stock of goods ever shown in this city. MONEY can be had at the Bank of Bcloit on one year's time with Good Estate Security.

52-3t. For the best Grain Drill, go to Campbell Bros. If you want to get the Highest price for Butter and Eggs call at WEIL DKUTSCirS. To Farmers! For the beat Sulky Plows, go to Campbell Bros. MONEY can be had at the Bank of Beloit on one year's time with Good Real Estate Security.

52-3t. For the best Grain Drill, go to Campbell Bros. W. S. Skahcu, Heloll, Kansas, is Loaning Money on Improved Heal Estuto, in Mitchull county.

Odlce at tiie Court Honso. To Farmers! For the best Sulky Plows, go to Campbell Bros. For the best Grain Drill, to Campbell IJron. To Fanners! For the best Sulky Plows, go to Campbell To Farmers! Forthn best Sulky Tlows, go to Campbell Itros. Husky Wilson is the champion Mill Pick Drescer in the State of Kansas.

All work warranted, and promptly attended to. IIAUUY WILSON, Blacksmith, Ashorville, Kansas. DR. PATTEN'S Dental work has stood the test of sevn years time, and he warrants all worU to a represented. YOUNG MEN, Apply to editors of Ibis newspaper for hair meinlieisliip (atdisr-tuiil) in Baylies Great Mercantile CollOKi-i Keokuk, Iowa, on the Mississippi.

Book kenpers, Penmen, HeMrtiirs, llpoia-tois and Teachers thoroughly lilted. Don't fait to address l'rof. Miller, Keokuk, Iowa TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The uiiderslifned neighbor aud frllow tnwni-mou of K.O.Jakwav, Hike pleasure lu recoin-luendiiiK him as a sober, orderly and industrious riiUen, a competent carpemnr aud builder, and a mail whom we believe will do as he agieos to. Helms lived us lor a number 'of years and has had contracts for and built some of Ihe best iu our village completing them to-the satiHl'nctiiiii of his uiiiilovin.s.

Edw French, Member School Boaid A HiKe, Member Hciiool Board. Caleb l.llii'll Lumber dealer. Geo. C. Shlpman, Mayor, West Liberty, Iowa, August Mb, lti7i.

TO WHOM IT MAI CONCERN, I am personally ni-ipminted Willi E. tl. ot Weil Liberty, lown. liisni cation for vciirs has been that of contractor builder. Ho Is a mochiiiilc and lias go i architectural ahilliv.

During tho past was I'l-esldent of the Sroond School District West Liboi-tv and during Urn erection of a lie school bullil'ing, Chairman of Ihe Building Con mlllee. Mr.Jnkwny was awarded the conlrai, and beirau and completed the job in the best po, -iilbio manner. Xo effort was nude by him Work In any poor material. Good workmen employed and the building as completed In ev ery respect iu a workman-like manner. Mr.

la'ckwav was ready to make any chunges that would add to the value of tho building, always had his material promptly ou hand, looked alter tho manner in which his meu were doing their work and iu ult rosper.l seemed anxious and determined to do tho work lu the best manner possible. I found Mr. Jaekway tin agreeable mail to do business with, prompt and energetic aud always fultll ling his obligations to tho letter and "on the square." I tnko pleasure in recommending him to any ii-i'l ull panics wishing the services of a good builder. GhO S. MORGItlDGE.

Pres. L. B. 2nd. West Liberty, la.

West Liberty, Iowa July 10th, ItSTB. Contest Notice. V. 8. OFFICti, OFFICti, ha.

Kansas, N'o. July Wild, ISTd. CONOOHlllA III Complulnt having been entered at thisoflice by F. B. fit'i-t- against Josith W.

Cauteh for abandoning his timber entry No. 420, dated June ad, H74, upon the southwest section 1:1, townshiu 8 souili, range west. In Mitchell county, Kaunas, with a view to the cancellation of said u-try: the said pm-Hos are hereby summoned to appear at this otllce on the isth day of September, IM7S, at lo o'clock A. M. to respond and furnish testimony concerning suiiliillcged abandonment.

B. It. Et-KHON, Register. E. Receiver.

W. E. ('bans attorney for plaintiff. SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS. TREASURER'S OFFICE, 1 Bei.oit, Mitchell Cocsrv, Kansas, August H0tlirlH7S.

J. F. Coni'KH, Tretisuier of Mitchell Cnuuty, Kansas, ill offer for sale at the Court Hons. Door, in Beloit, ou Saturday, October Slh, betw een the hours of M. and o'clock p.m., to the highest bidder, the following described School Lands, situated in the County of Mitchell and State of Kansas, to-wit "i'nf fi appraised at $3 Ou All lu Sectiou lii, Town ti, Range 9.

Turms of salo, one-tenth cash In hand. J. F. COOPER, Treasurer. 4-5w Mitchell County, Kansas JX1? A TTV PIAN0 AKD CE8AN Tiie sweetest toned and most peiiw.t iusu-umenl ever manufactured iu this or any other The world is challenged to equal tliem.

Best discounts mid terms ever given. Rock Bottom panic prices now ready to jobbers, agents and the tiaile In general. An offer These celebrated lnsti-uniciits(eilher Piano or Orgau) boxed and shipped anywhere, on live to fifteen days' lest trial Money refunded aud freight charges paid both ways if in any way unsatisfactory. 1-ully warranted for six years as lirst-class. EXTRAORDINARY LIBICRAL DISCOUNTS given to Churches, Lodges, Halls, Ministers, Teachers, etc in order to have them introduced at once where I have no agents Thousands now In use.

New Illustrated ADVERTISE It (Catalogue ed'tion), with list of testimonials, uow readv, sent free Aiidrey, DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey, U' S. America. Positively Cured. All sulTnrers from this disease that are anxious to be cured should trv Dr.

Klnsner'a Celebrated Consumption Powders. These Powders nro the onlv preparation known that will cure Consumption and all diseases of the Throat nud Lungs Indeed, so strong is our faith iu them, and also to convince you that they are no humbug, we ill forward to every biiflorer, by mail, post paid, a frco Trial iiox. We don't want, your money until yon are por-foclly satisfied of their curative pow ers, if your lite is worth saving, don't delay iu giving these Powders a trial, as they will surely cure you. Price, for large box, nent to tiny part of the United States or Canada, by mail, on receipt of price. Address, ASH ROBBINS, 300 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N.

Y. FALLING SICKNESS Pornianoiitly Cured no humbug by on month's nsnge of Dr. Goulnrd's Celebrate Infallible Fit Powders. To convince that thee powders will do all we claim for them we will send them by mc.il, post luiicii fi-oe Trial box. As Dr.

Goulard Is tl only physician that has ever made tills disease I special study, aud us to our knowledc thousand have been permanentl" onred uy use of these po-wdei-H wc will guar nntee pennanont cure In every cae, i refund you all money expended. All sufte-crs should give these Powders an early trial, bl. be convinced of their curativo powers. Price, for largo box, or 4 boxes fo $10.00, sent by mall to any part of the Unite States or Canada on receipt of price, or by ex pross, C. O.

D. Address, ASH ROB1JINS, 11(10 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 'THE GOLDEN BELT' BOUTE. ,1 I .1 i .1 1 1 i ine quicsesT, siuesi nuu most i eiuiuie inuie ill! points East or West is via the Kansas kau.wat, tniDuKiitiie lamons nuui mm (the fines! wheat region in the world) Passengn for Denver and tho Roekv Mountains should n- Un.

il. I.i,, lh. uh, I1ICII1UU! IHHI nun in 1,1.1. in the quickest, and the only lino running througi to I lenver ith out change of curs, lining Las close connections are iimue hi aiiumis viij in Leavenworth with all the great through routo for all points East, North and South The Favorite Lino to Hie San Juan Miuo Passengers taking the Kansas Pacific can sto, over nt Denver and visit the mines and smelting works in its victnitv; Close omiuoctiuu mads witli the Denver and Rio Grande Uaihvny for Colorado Springs, La VetH, Del Norte and Lake City. The only line est of the Missouri River equipeil with tho Wcstinghouie Improved Automatic- Air Brake.

Freight shippers, attention! Tho Kansas l'ACific Fast Exc-kksm makes the best time aud affords the most rapid transit of freight bo-tween, the Missouri Riverand all principle points in Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, San Juan and Arizona, For information coneernlngrnles, maps, pamphlets, guides, cull upon or address, Joim Mi-tn, Gen'l Fr't Agt. D. E. Gon'l I'AHs'r Agt. T.

O.vidtS, Gen'l Sup't Kansas Citv THE SOLOMON VALLEY NURSERY. One Mile North of BELOIT, KANSAS, E. A-. TAYLOU, riioruiKTon. We have a large flock of Two and Three var old APPLE TREES, Home Grown, which we are selling for from $12.50 to $15.00 per 100.

10,000 one year old Apple Trees at to $10.00 per 100. Also a Choice Stock of Pears, PIuiuh, Cherries, Grapes, Sttirw berries, nnd other Nursery stock too numerous to itemize. Come and dig the trees you want and take Ihe roots with them. We will allow you $1,50 per day for your labor. Or If yni ant Trees you never saw, and grown iu some other State or Nation, we will take youl orlcr.

nW5, We have unother good article on gam bliug for Sunday morning's Rkcord. We want it understood that we do not lu nuy manner hold ourselves responsible for opinions expressed iu communications. There will he two hundred strangers iu Beloit to-night. Our people must bo on the alert and see to their many wants. Let them go away thinking that Beloit is the most hospitable, as well as the best inland city lu Kansas.

Mr. Jos. Harper, of Lincoln county, was lu the city last evening, and. gave this ofllco a call. Ho Is an old frleud of Mr.

Caldwell, The Record Job printer, and we shall be pleased to meet him often now that he has learned the way. Our Mr. Caldwell is "taking In" the the C'awker City fair. He Is the Record Job printer, and took witli hhn the finest case of samples of job work, executed by himself iu the Rkcord ofllce, that has ever been exhibited lu the State. He will re turn on Friday.

In the meantime, leave your orders for flue job wouk. All the citizens of Beloit are requested to go to the depot this evening, at seven o'clock, to meet our visitors and escort them to the hotels. After supper, say half past eight o'clock, all will repair to the Opera House lor a grand reception. It is hoped that every citizen will turn out and assist in Aiiaking our guests fiael welcome. M.

E. Curtis, the Mill street jeweler, furnished that handsome clock that now lets The Record printers know what time to go to press with. the Daily. Four o'clock is the hour that usually the boys look weary and were It not lor the kindness of that prince of good fellows, Frank McGrath, of ti Aveuue House, in fur nishing a lunch they would feel worse then they look. i THE BEST BLOCK.

Some of the Finest Work Kver woiie in Kansas Now in course truction on the Uulldlnfr of Mr. ltest's, belnR Built In this City Some of the finest work In this city is being done upon Mr. Best's new building that is now being fast completed, on tho corner of Mill and Main streets. Mr. Wm.

Lescher, overseer and contractor of the work, has employed some of the best work men lu the country, and is showing great taste lu the construction of the building. Of one of the meu engaged by hhn, we wish to speak in particular. Mr. A. B.

Brookfield, when but a boy, learned tne art of sculpturing, In the citv of Philadelphia, and sinco then he has worked in most of the larger cities of tho West, dis playing the best wormanship and skill. For live years he acted as foreman in me large establishment of Chas. Rule, in Cincinnati. Twenty years ago he was at work In Lexington, on the monument of Cassics Clay and his family. On this piece oi work, which Is oue of the finest in Amciica, he spent one year nud three months.

From Lexington he moved to this Stale, where he has lived lor the past nineteen years, lie is now living ou a farm near Solomon Rapids. Yesterday we witnessed some work that he was doincr on Mr. Best's builUiug, cut ting the face of a lion from the solid rock and without the use of any guide excepting his eye, which we pronounce, with several others, as line a piece of work as we have ever seen. The people of this place should note of the line work that he has done. The Fair, nt Cawker City, commences to-day.

All deslrliiK to make entries should notify I.J. Kellev, Secretary, by letter, if they cannot bo there in person. ANOTHJiH EXCURSION. On this Thursday evening our city will be honored by an excursion party of business men of Kansas City, Missouri, Leavenworth, Kansas, Atchison, Kansas, and St. Joe, Missouri.

This party comes to our city with a view of seeing for thcmsslves whether or not the assertions, made by Tim Recoiid to the effect that Beloit is the best inland city in Kansas, be correct ornot. We trust that our people may take pains in showing our advantages to their visitors aud convince them that the assertions we have made, from timo to time as to Beloit being the Quoen City of the Plains, are true and that we as citizens are proud of onr flourishing young city. We earnestly recommend that our ciilzens each ovganizo themselves into a eommltte of one to see that the gentlemen, this evening, are properly received and well cared for. Let them go to their homes saying that Boloit is the most hospitable city, as well as the most prosperous in the State of Kansas. OLD SETTLKR'S MEETING.

Edito-i Daily Record: Permit me through your columns to talk a few moments with pioneer settlers of Beloit and vicinity Old Fkiknds: We are going to meet at the Opera House building on Thuwiay, October 10th, at lOo'clecklora. grand jv'oiiee and picnic repast. fill then rejoice over ihe great victory ws have-on for our town and county. II there la difference of feeling existing between any of us ive will bury it at that time and forever after, and, as we shake hands, we will commence the brother and sisterhood anew. If there Is a class of people on earth that seem more than dear to mo, they are the first settlers of Beloit and vicinity.

We had a hard struggle we remained through thick and thin, because we could not make up our minds to lose our improveminta. Wo contested the rights of possession with Mr. Hopper; case decided in our favor. Now our granaries are nill) we have peace and plenty. Now I will tell you how we propose to enjoy oursolves: Let every family that was here on or before the llrst ot July, 1872, come aud bring with them baskets woll tilled with the substan-tials of life, with a good supply of corn bread aud sorghum molasses i for the time was when we were happy with enough of that.

Bring, also, knives and forks; plates, cups and saucers we will borrow of our mercantile friends in Beloit for the occasion. The Committee of Ladles, to superintend the preparation of tables, makingof tea, coffee, 4c, will be as follows: Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. PrENcER Fiikkman, Mrs. Wm.

Ghommon, Mrs. Frank McGnA-rn, Mm. Wm. Cochban, Mrs. Aam Myfbs, Mm, Bee-son, Miss Ladra RF.enmt, Miss Mahy Myebs and Mrs.

Tm. HcnsKY. Come one and all, I know you will let us rejoice together. I can heartily Jolu hands with Cawker City on the sahvo issue and hope in the near future to do so. All that desire a grand hop, can remain In the evening after we old folks are gone.

1 expect Tim. Hr.itojnr will be floor manager. RpipcKtfnlly, T. r. HERSEY.

M. E. CURTIS, DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, TOTS, 8PE0TACXE8, POCKET KNIVES, Scliool Eocis, BiWes and Testaments kinds of Watch and Clock Repairing done to order. IN SEVSTKIt'S OLD STAND, BELOIT, KANSAS. THE BANK OF BELOIT.

Authorized Capital $50,000. DIRECTORS: A. N. SCHUSTEK, H. T.

VVALKElt J. W. VVALKElt, W. II. BUKKE, S.

A. WALKER. OFFICERS: A. N. SCHUSTER, President.

H. T. WALKER, Vice-President. S. A.

WALK hit, Cashier. J. W. WALKER, Assistant Cashier. Does a general Bunking business.

Buys and nuim rort-in nun ioitie.suo Gold, City, Township nnd County Indebtedness. Receives Deposits, Loans Moiiey. Purchases Notes, and makes collections on "all accessible points. Interestallowod ouTime Deposits. Boloit, Mitchell Kansas.

DEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS, CURTAINS, Wall Paper, Undertakers' Goods and READY MADE COFFINS. BELOIT, KANSAS Get the best. It is tiie cheapest. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO', NEW FAMILY SEWIXG MACHINE. Tim "Genuine Sintrer ia thn simplest, strongest, and best atl- usted Al 11 1 IN 1-J lj PJ It MA I) E.

Thus tllA ill' llminliia uii.iM. Machine not only gets the BEST ADE, most easily UNiiKiisTiioii. and STIiOXtiEST machine in the world, hut one Hint ill last Longer than any other sow ing machine ever invented, and ALL FOR TI1K AMU PRICK CHARGED FOR INFERIOR MACHINES! For Sale Uy W. II. HOUGHTON.

at the Mammoth Furniture Store of J. II. Roberta BELOIT. KANSAS. to.

W. C. HOFFME1STER, Mill Street, First Door Korlh of Henry Casey's, BELOIT, KANSAS, DEALER IX AND MAXAFACTURKR OF Harness, Saddles, Collars, BridlGS, Wbips AND HALTERS, And Everything usually kept In a First-Class Harness Shop. Done Xcatly and Cheaply. WE WARRANT ALL OUR WORK.

1873. ESTABLISHED 1873 liANKINQ HOUSE Of F. II. HART FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, GOLD AND BOXDS BOUGHT AXD SOLD- MONEY LOANED Prompt Attention Given td Dealer in Real Estate, Land Warrants nnd College Scrip. Loans Negotiated on improved farms in Mitchell county Beloit Town Lots for Sale on Easy Terms.

Main street, between Mill aud I Icrsey Avenue, Beloit Kansas- W.II.FULLIIART, Dealer from Hie Wyandotte, Kansas, Nurseries, GEO. S. KKOII, Proprietor, Sells Standard Apple Trees, two years eld, Scoins from bearing stock, at $15.00 per hun died. Everything else in proportion. HEADQUARTERS AT BKLOIT, KANSAS.

mi! T.TIF.I! UIF.H! IF YOU VN A pood qiiulilv nf Lime or hand Call at t. okkmaj ATkxsant's Brick Yard, where you will nlwayi HUH II Ul lllllllli i-i nun. i ji l.i, i 1,11 uir mil ilium ahnvl nntii'O. (Ml I Sll'llU I'l IU 11. I'lixf.

K'-- "1 1 on Cokk.max ATksant, Builders and Contractors. guaianiceu. vve wm ucuvcr and Lime to any part of the city U-M Notice. Whereas my wife, M.inv, haslell my bed and board without Just cause or provocation, all per-ons are hereby cautioned against haiborlup or trustiiiK her on my account as I wl II pay no debts contracted liv her. Petkh Kui'MKVsrrt BMoit, Ka'nras, Augiil 14th, 18.

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