South Haven Rustler from South Haven, Kansas • 5

"D84L8B1 in- -A1TD GENERAL MERCHANDISE. FEED STABLE Dry goods, groceries, queens ware, hats and caps, boots and shoes. In Fact Everything usually kept In a Voll-rojjulatod Chord. A CAR LOAD SALT AT $2.25 PER BARREL; All tterfoodi In Jpropottien. Newaudfiill Stock of FaU goods on hand.

Call and with ui tboat prlcM. nd wo irlU fOrwte eatlsfactton. in connection with t)e dry roods Mr. Brown lias fitted up a Millinery itoro where the laeat noveltlea of tbo season can bo found. lurking competition and soliciting a call, we hope by fair dealing and 4 courteoue treatf'n.

to please you. V. ll. Crown, iWr I2TJSGBOVE BRO'S, SOUTH HAVBlSf, ItAtig. SOUTH HAVEN, KAN We desire to make the News a wel TRADE TOPICS.

Miss Mary Bllderback has returned came visitor to every family, ged TOWN AND COUNTY. A. G. DENNIS, Local Editom. frnm ilia and is etonplng with her in your- subscriptions.

olktAr. Mrs. Louis MilOs. We are all Notices under this head will be charged 10 eta per line for the first iueertion ana 5 eta for eacb subsequent insertion. Alt locals left standing until ordered out.

"liritiiaiiiua ii.tt.lnna ill Lbe n6W8 C0 Me try to give local newa correctly, glod to have Mary with ns once more. Wcdnesdayabout ten o'clock we noticed a number of farmers with their wivesjijdriving into town all dressed in their Sunday best. There was also quite a si Ir among some of our citiaSenSj and on reflection we remembered arranangcraents having been made for a meeting of the Re win Iih p.hnrifed for at double local but if we sometimes get an item Mrs. P. J.

lloag returned from La rates. No display type admitted at aoy wrong don't blame ns for we are price. bette last Saturday. Miss Stacy, a For Gale! A good side saddle cheap for cash sometimes misinformed. nefc-eof Mrs.

Iloag accompanied her Advertise your wants. Call at this officer Six hundred atid fifty dollars wil home and will epend a few weeks in becca I. O. O. likewise we made buy eighty acres of good land within South TIaven.

yur preparation and was soon on ifiyTwefltv-two vards.of prints for' Subscribe for the News. Mr. Ilebblin, is convalescent. i miles of South Haven. Call on or It takes eiirbt hundred foil-blown one dollar at Musgrove lira's.

3 tf hands. The degree was conferred on address J. House, "South Haven, 1 i 1 1 rosea to make a teaspoonful of per. yuiie miuiuuer oi nroiners aua sis- A tfon1 atAnthm M.iBornvirf .9 T7" i 1 a .1 I The president keeps a scrap book of j. it.

item went iu jvubbb whilst a Bhlllinsr'a worth of ior, luomiigurwaru ine perms-, lUroa lor So. jest erdsy PonkAd onions will scent a wnoie nent'orgination of a degree lodge personals clipped from the newspapers. It will be interesting for his A new line of boots and shoes just Dodson das the finest stock of con After the meeting a table was prepar neighborhood. received at Musgrove Bro'a. In price grandchildren to read, and not dull ed in the hall and the sisters com- fectionary in as low as the lowest.

We solicit and cheerfully give space reading for the old man himself. menced a work of which they alone The band boys will give a Grand to an news items from all over 8nm are masters, that of spreading the ta ner or Cowlev counties. Don't be Its pretty near time for some old Ball, Nov. 24th 1885. To Our Customers.

The harvest is over. The grain is1 resident to examine tho thickness of afridi: Tint send ln'the news. It will ble. By and by all was ready and a bountiful repast we never before Our lumberyards are doing an ex. garnered.

We need money, and the corn-husk and predict a bard advertise your community; tensive business this fall. would most rcepeclfHlly ask our. winter. The goose-bone will be Our merchants complain of a larger bad the pleasure of partaking of in in Kansas. After dinner during which we rehearsed the lesson "That Buy your best girl some of that fine friends to pay their accounts.

heard from on Thanksgiving day, trade and less trouble to sell goods AlUSGKOVE 11RO confectionary at Dodson'a. The Kansas City ft Southwestern than they have known for a number nfvftBM. We have the best set of Don't foriret to go to Dodson's has put on a night train. Business it is plaasant for brethren to dwell together in unity," we parfed. Wo can but add that we think that the wheu you want confectionary.

increased so rapidly that this step was hnainiss men there are in any town Game! j. R. Reid pays the higbtest market Dick Mowerv is the prond father necessary to accommodate their trade, in southern Kansas. wives and daughters of all Odd Fel price for It seems at though the "South western of a fine girl of the nsnai weight. lows should avail themselves of the The election passed off very quiet is the people's favorite.

John and Ola La Vance attended opportunity offered, and should any Aslaw etitter at lticib's for only 50 cts. Now is tbe time to have Reid order ly, with the usual result, the wnoie Republican ticket being ejected in the ball at Wellington riant night. The editors of Sumner county are of our friends think well enouzh of rapaira for your stoves. us to knock at our door, we will teach J. M.

Henderson will teach the talking up the establishment of a prospective bank with a cash capital Sumner county. The judgeship Is still in doubt but the indications are you a lesson which no Odd Fellow Beid's hardware store is headquarters school wost of Guelph, this winter. of 1100,000,000, Just at present they has ever regretted having learned. for amunltloft. that Uerrick is elected.

Reid hardware store is head The South Haven Lumber Co. have are busy figuring on the size of the vault. quarters for amunition and game. Report of the South Haven schools If Ydur placed in operation a new pair of the Bob Dean of Bitter Creek, was a for the'montn ending Nov. Cth There were seventy four cats con wants a stove and you do not want to buy it.

keep ber away from JIkid'b bard- caller at the News parlors, yesterday. famous Howe scales, which is a very valuable improvement to their already gregated back of our office from half ware as she could not leave Witbont one PuixcirAL Department. No. of pupils enrolled, 59. The president bss appointed Thurs past nine o'clock last night until tour noted lumber yard.

But they still of those beauties. a a day 26th as Thanksgiving Day. continue to sell Coal, Lumber, Lime, Average daily attendence, 50.1. tms morning, ana an we couia near was ine-y-aow ye-a-o-w. Darn ca's Brick, and etc.

just as cheap as ever. There will be a Grand Mask Skat- Average daily attendence of each any way. Insr at the rink next Wednesday Anotber LUe Saved. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and All subscribers of the Weekly night. A farmer living near here lost News who pay one year's subscription Diarrhoea Remedy cared me of chron-' pupil, 17.9- Pbimary Depabtmext.

No. of pupils enrolled, 45. Average daily attendence, 40.9. number of hogs some time ao, and Ohio has abolished her October io diarrhoea afte? years of standing In advance will receive the paper the remainder of 1885, free. Now reader, the most careful search failed to bring elections and hereafter will vote In when it seemed I coold live no longer" them to light.

A few days ago while November. Average daily attendence of each take this chance while you have It. By paying for a year in advance you 1 was growing so weak. I had tried several doctors in this state and Iowa, at work in hia corn field, he. noticed large hole in one of the pumpkins get the paper for the remainder of 18 pupil, 18.1.

In the principal department the fol Road n. L. Mlles's new "ad" this week if yon want to know where to but they could do nothing for me. I which were Mattered about the field, 85 and aU of 1888. was finally induced to try a bottle of a A.

lowing is a lUt of those who maoe an and on getting a lantern and going in borrow money, Winter will soon be with as in all he found hfs lost swine quietly mulch your medicine. Alter using tnree bottles of it I wan entirely cured. I W. D. Dodson has just received the its shivering horror, and it behooves average of over 90 per eent in recilsi-tiona and deportment.

Chas. Hunter. John GotL ing pumpkin seeds and getting fat cannot eay enough in its praise. I all to prepare for the worst, every largest stock of fancy confectionary wish every family knew its worth air thing that needs protection from The hble in the fruit was caused by tbe rapid growth of the vine, which had dragged it along oyer the ground E. M.Hoag Mattie Cummingt.

Maggie Williams. Stella Hicks. ever brought to this town. Miss Nettie Anderson, of Welling Jack Frost should be carefully wrap I do, and I am sure they Would never "bo without it. Mks E.

Gleasok. pad. It is not necessary to keep cats for over half a mile. Next. ton, was a guest of Miss Ola LaVance Salem, last Thursday and Friday.

The follp wing list of letters remai in tbe house nights, as they will not freeze nnder an circumstances to long as there is a fence in the neigh Sold by W. House, South Haven; Eva Butler. Mary Geeslin. Katie Moore. Minnie Norris.

Etta Hunt. 'Callie Newcomb. Katie Cannon. Will Roberts. The following wero neither absent in this office and unless called for Mrs.

Brown is back in the store within' thirty days will be sent to the borhood to set on and howl. again and will do Ler best to plese all Dead Letter Office. VAtifED! L. W. Hamilton wants one hundred who want anything in her lino.

Scbtbibe On last Prtday evening nor tardy. the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Nash met spring calves, steers. Messrs.

Johnson ft Groose of Osage Mission are here delivering the trees Bishop Isaiah G. Craig W. A. Caatle Fred. Cronkbite Miss Jennie.

Kimmal Wm. Miler J. N. at their residence, in their absence in order to give them a surprise in mem McGarvin Mrs. Allie.

Trotter, that they took orders for last spring. Messrs. Hicks and Chenoweth have Bertie Williams. Ross Clnekner. Clyde Cluckner.

Alvln Moore. Corwin Barringer. Etta Tomlin. Katie Moore. Minnie Norris.

Ella Mock Jennie Butler. Tbe following were absent or tardy ory of the 23rd anniversary of their FOR OAL.lt Eighty acres of good land within marriage. On their return they returned form the territory, but they were very much surprised to find Plaugber Florence, mlth MrsX J. Snith Mrs. Marietta, Smith Miss Florence M.

Musgrove P. M. South Haven left Charley Agoew to hold down six miles of Sooth Haven. If sold their house not closed as they left it, their claims. without'excoac.

but lighted np and the merry sound Boon six hundred and any aouar cash will buy it Enquire of J. Kansas, November 3rd, 1885. Dr. Hannah was qnite poorly last 0f mUsic chiming from within. After NinaRozell.

Chas, Hunter. Elva Dunaway. Eddie Lee. John Naudafn. Phosbe Stocton, South Haven, Kansas.

Friday and Saturday but he recovered Died At her residence in South Ha reminding them of the cause of all ven; 4th, 1885, of inflamatiori of the bowels, Mrs. Sarah Coate. F.J. Hoag has a good eight horse this they were invited to accompany iheir freinde to the residence of N. L.

Callie Newcomb. Winnie Stocton. Clarence Musgrove! Owing to tbe evil that comes from -aged 62 years, 6 months and 19 days. Mrs. Coate was born in Indiana, in Batcher to partake of a bountifnl sup power corn sheller lor sale at a rea- nable pries.

CvH nri see JtlBtf 1833. In early life she removed to whispering daring the school session per, After partaking of the many good things, the remainder of the evening was spent In social chat Michigan, where she grew to woman hood and was united in marrlag to Jesse Coate. After a short residence Jos. before going homo Elder Boggess (there they removed to Iowa, and from FOR ALE. Two farms, one of 160 acres annf the other of 72 acres, within' Ave miles of 8euth HaVen.

For further information enquire at the News Iowa they came to Booth Haven. sufflcently to. visit Wellington last 8unday. Aht The surveyors of the' C. ft S.

W. have run their line through the north side of this place. It will not be lo'ng until we will have a railroad. Joe Parkins, a contractor, commit ted suicide at Arkansas City, Thurs day by jumping underneath the wheels of the incoming train. MaaBTTaarftjaMvMT-fcM We will give one year's subscription to the Amertoan Faiiner or Farm Guidt to every subscriber to the "Weekly News, who paya one year in advance.

made a short prayer, after which a few choice presents were given. She was sick tat a few days and by i her death tbe family loses a devoted Cashmere dress, by the lady friends' wife and a loving mother. She was and to its prevalence here, the school board has decided that a list of those who would not re frain from whispering be published. The following is the list for. this month.

Bertie Ilioka. John Mock Charlie Slitter. dna Sutton Etta Hunt. M. BsttaxR, Principal.

Miss Belle Elliott, office. Two silk handkerchiefs by Mr. David Beck A hat, by Ryland and Butcher. Silver Pickle Caster and Photograph a consistent membor of the Christian church and-a devoted worker in tho cause of her master. Her funeral will be preached, the second 8andav in November; elder E.

F. Boggess offici Album, by Dr. Geo. MaryviHe, GAME WANTED! At Wells Fargo ft CoV, Exprees Mo. Pair of gloves, Mrs.

Sarah A. 201 office, South Haven Kas. Gregg, Macomb, Ills. ating. ir-.

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