The Western Independent from Hanover, Kansas • 3

The Independent, RE 11 EMBER THAT Louis Moll, pays the highest market price for all kinds of country produce. Call and see him before selling elsewhere. We are having splendid fall LANDS! LANDS! LANDS! ESTABLISHED, 1872. THE Rflarysville Nursery 1, 4, ,6 5 year old Bayard Taylor, the poet, is writing It ng letters to the New York Tribune from the Exhibition Grounds. The daily average cash paying attendance at the Ceutenuial siuce tbe opening has been about $30,000.

The daily average visitors, which include all classes, about The reports of the Judges of Awards are'" nearly all in, and they will be given out to the public as soon a the Commission ap P. Editor RA TES AD VEU TIS1NQ Ono column, ouo year 80,00 1-2 1.4 One square, oue year 10,00. Local Notice, Teu Cents a line for first nsertion. and Five Ceuu liuo lor each nbt-rtion following. St.

Joe D. C. R. R. Time Table, No.

20. Trains from the east arrive at Hanover as lollows. Mail it Ex. No. 1.

3.f;0 Way Freight, No. 8. 8.00 p. m. From the west.

Mail A Ex. No. 2. 6. 10 a.

m. Way Fr't Ac. No. 8. 6 30 p.

m. Trains leave going east from Hanover as (ollows. Way Freight. No, 4. 6.E0.

a. m. Mail Ex. No. 2.

a. m. Going West. Way Fr't. Ac.

No. 6. Mail it Ex. No. 1.

0 a. m. 4.0) p. m. B3T Passengers will not be allowed on Freight Trains without Tickets, except from roints where Tickets are not sold.

Twins Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 6, daily, except SutJay. Trains No. 4, 8, 7, and 8, leaves Hano- rer, daily. l.

d. TirrniLL. General Manager. JOS. HANSEN.

Maxtor of Transportation. Eggs 12 1 2xts per dozen. -gutter 15 cts per pound. Potatoes 25 cts per bushel. Corn only 15 cts per bushel Sweet potatoes $1.00 per bu.

Geuts boots at 2.00 per pair at Lonis Moll's Store. Collins at the depot still sells Calico at 7 cents per yard. Gents all wool shirts for 85 cents at L. Moll's Store. Salt always to be found at Collin's Store near the depot at bottom figures.

The following township offi cers were elected on Tuesday last: Trustee, J. Borgman. Treasurer, P. Brock meyer. Clerk, J.

A. Turk. Constables, P. II. Havecorst, and P.

II. Daniel. Full stock plow tlioes 11.75 per pair at L. Moll's Store. L.

Moll, sells Ladies flue Mo roeco shoes for $1.05. The Catholic School Bnildirg is now ready for the roof, and the carpenters are improving theii time this fine weather upon it. The building will soon be com. plefe and will be an ornament to our city. Ladies first class calf-skin shoes for $2.00 at L.

Moll's Wm. Collins has jnst rcceiv cd a car load of New Goods frm the East, amongst which is a fine assortment of Cutlery from the famons fJolley Manufactory of Connecticut. Don't fail to call and examine his stock before you purchase elsewhere. L. Moll, sells all.

wool goods cheaper than any other store in Northwestern Kansas. Hon. J. G. Lowe, received a majority of 121 for Senator, at the election last Tuesday, from Jlanover township, which shows how highly our township esteems G.

If you need anything, call at L. Moll's Drng, Dry Goods Grocery House, before buying elsewhere. NOTICE! If the party who took that hay knife from a nail in front of Collin's sttr-, returns it to where they found it within ten day, they will avoid being published as a THIEF. Ir. Ilaskell, of Washington, will be at the Hanover House on the 12th and 13th of each month until further notice is given.

Parties wishing dentistry work done will do well to call on him. We are informed by an eye witness that about two weeks ago M. Patrie, High Sheriff of this county, went outside the city limits at Washington to indulge iu a ring fight, and that he 'really whipped a drunken Is there no law to prevent and punish peace officers who are under bonds to keep the peace, from such shameful acta I If so, where is the County Attorney! a is of weather and our farmers should improve it, and do all the fall plowing possible, then they are piepared to get in their seed early, which generally insures a good crop. Music Husic Miss Florence Smith, wonhl respectfully iuforin the public that she is now prepared to give lessons in Vocal and Instrumental Music. For further particulars call at the City Drug Store.

4-45tf The latest by telegraph, just as we go to press is: Tilden and Hendricks are elected. for clerk of the court, received a rousing ma jority in Hanover, and if reports are true he is elected by a small majority. Fire Fire! The Hanover Fire Company will give a grand hall at Wcndel's Hall on Friday Evening, Nov. 24, 1S7G. All are cordially invited to attend.

Tickets of admittance, 50 cts. 1, Michelson, Secretary. The Candidate ball given by the Manuerverein of this city Monday Evening, passed off pleasantly and quite a la ge number were present. We come out behind time on account of the election, and we honed to give our readers the of- tieial returns but can not. General Items.

Germany has ordered 0,000 American revolvers, for her cav airy and artillery. Tbe number of through passen gers over the Pennsylvania Kail-road in September was 201,883. So much for the Centennial. The Americau Wa'ch Compa ny, of Walt ham, aie running this month six days a week instead of five, employing 808 hands. The sh raanur'actory on the Pacific oust lately discharged all its Chinese help, and employed three hundred whito men, women and boys, finding them more piolitahld The Vnion Knife Company of Naiigatuck, manufacture pocket Luives exclusively, ma king 700 different kinds, at the rat of 50 doen per Ti market for these goods is princi pally in the West.

Centennial Items. Bibles iu a huudred different languages are housed iu a neat building near Horticultural Hall. An opal of 2G2 carats, repre senting $25,000 is prominent among a Vienna jeweler's exhibit. Canines valued at $1,000 apiece were numerous among ine Jin- glisb entries for the dog show. Tbe delegation of fifty French workmen from Pans, commenced their investigations at the Exhi bition on the 20 tU ult.

About four thonsaud varieties of English and Americau gladioli are exhibited on the Horticultural grounds. Tim exhibit is competition between Europe cai America. "The ice water fountain erected by the Sons of Temperance consumes a ton and a half of ice daily. As many as 1,200 persons an Lour satisfy their thirst. Among the latest arrivals in Agricultural Hall is "Reed's Panorama of the Great North west." This paintiug, in colors, upon canvas, from 500 to G0J feet long, and 10 feet wide.

There has been placed in the Oregon section of the Agricultural Hall a piece of white oak two feet long and about twenty inches in diameter, with a pair deer antlers imbedded in the heart. New York and Philadelphia are both to hare Vienna bakeries after the close of the Apple Trees. Bmall fruit, Iledge plants, and other Ornamental Shrubbery in proportion. 2 1-2 miles South East of Marysville, Kansas. Only the leading, tried varieties of fruit trees are raised or sold by ns.

We are ready to guarantee that if our trees are set with care, and proporly ten led they will grow and bear fruit. We sell our stock at tbe lowest figures, and warrant it to be healthy and sound at the time of 4 30-3m J. Moshiskey. OBSTACLES happy relief to Young Men from the ef-TO of Errors and Abus- Aa A iH.lliUllliEi. hood restored.

Impediments to Marriage removed. New method of treatment. New uud remarkable remedies. Books and tdmilars sent freo in scalod envelopes. Address HOWAKD ASSOCIATION, 410 N.

Ninth Philadelphia, Pa. An Institution having a high reputation for honoraule conduct nnd professional skill. i 31 ly TICK'S Flower Vegetable Seed are the liost tho world produces. They are planted by a million people in America, and the result is, beautiful Flowers and splendid Vegetables. A Price Catalogue sent free to all who enclose the postage a 2 cent stamp.

VIOK'3 Flower Vegetable Garden is the most beautiful thing of the kind in the world. It contains nearly 1M) pa'es, hundreds of fine illustrations, and four Chromo Plates of Flowers, beapffiiully drawn and colored from nature. Price 5 ts. iu paper cover (i' cents bound in elegant (doth, JAMES VICK. Rochester.

N. BEATTY'S PAULO It ORG A NS Any first-class PAINTEIt and LETTEU- EK can find something to his advantage by addressing the manufacturer, DANIEL HE ATT Washington, N. J. PLOTTS' ORGANS Are as porfeet parlor organs os are manufactured. Correspondence solicited with organists, musicians mid the trade.

Address, EDWAKD PLOTTS, Wash- ingtou, N. LUMBER, LUMBER! SHEDD, BERNS, Co Hanover, Kansas. We keep a full and complete stock, of I'lXE LUMBER which wo will sell cheaper than any other firm in the west, at or Sash, Doors, and in fact everything required to finish up a honse in first class style. If you wish to build, call and ee us. ly DON'T FORGET THAT HELLMAN ERG'S Deal is Iry Goods, Groceries Staple aud Faucy Goods, Queens ware, Hardware, Dont forget that they Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Cheaper than any other store in the west.

Yon will always find a good assortment at our store. II A Goods can always be found at our store. Isot cheap in quality, but cheap in price. Gall and us ana satisfy yourself. FOR Anything in tbe Hardware line or Farming Implements, Machinery of any description, call on us and save money.

CASH. Cash customers will find it tc their interest to deal with us, as we will give more aud better goods, titan any store in the wist for the CAItl. FARMS 1 TOWN LOTS 1 WILD LAND. Read, Head, Eead. Rare Chance.

I will trade a farm of 240 acres In Kollu Co. 20 miles from the Mississippi or 25 mile from Hannibal. 120 acres under cultivation, 00 acres blue grass timber paiture. Good sugar ramp 0(1 trees, good house, barn, and outbuildings. Choice fruit of apples, peaches, pears and small fruit, l'len of runnln; water for stoek, The farm is well fenced with cross fence.

I will trade it Cora well improved farm near Hanover or Washington. M. McNbtt, 41-2 miles north of Hunnvtr, east of Little Blue. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN! 10 one acre lots adjoining this City. 4 five acre lots, and 35 lots the same size as lots in Hanover.

Call at the Independent Office for further information. P. D. Ilartmau. For Sale.

At a bargain, the west half of section 10, town 3 south, range 2 east, all in Wash ington county. It is a valuable tract of land. Will give time on part of purchase money if desired Call at this office. The north half of section 32, town 1 range 5 east, will be Bold cheap for cash, or will give time on part of purchase money. Call at this oftice for prices.

Washington County Loan Agency. Money loaned on ixeal Estate in sums of $300 to $10,000. Exchange ibotight or sold. Insurance in first class companies. J.

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Oniy year, with choice or three premiums: the beautiful new chromo, "Ye or size 15x19 inches: any one of the celebrated novels by Charles Pickens, or an elegant Box of Stationery. Paper without premium, only 70 cts. per year. Or we will sen it Four months on trial for only 25 Cents. copy sent on receipt of Mamp.

Aaents wanted. Address F. M. LI'PTON Publishers, 37 Park Row, New York. To loan on long time.

3 to 5 years on first mortgage on improred farms. Shriner Bros. Home Grown Fruit. We have now ready for delivery the following fiuits and vines: 1,000 black cap raspberries. 1,000 kittauy blackberries.

500 currants. C00 gooseberiies. 8,000 wiisou strawberries. GRAPES. 8,000 concord, 2 years old.

4,000 3 800 Ives 6eeTImg8yvars old. 300 white concord 44 44 200 hartford 44 COO Clintons 44 This stock is home grown and thoroughly adapted and climate. Prices to this soil to suit pur- chasers. 1 1-2 miles of Hanover. Entire lot at a bargain.

F. ITatke. All orders left at this office. All orders filled at this office if desired. F.

llatke. Can'l made by every asjent eve- liUUry in 0 00 ln tne business we liir- hose billing to work ran ensily earn dozen dollars a day rifht in their own Iocalit'e. llavo no room to explain here. Bu.dnes pleasant and honorable. Women, and boys and girls do as well a men.

Wo will furnish you a complete outlit free. The buMncM pays belter than anything else. We wilj bear expense of starting you. Partic i-inrsfree. Write and see.

Farmers and mechanics, tbeir sons and daughters, and all e'asse in need of p.iying work at home ahouid write to us and learn all a1out the work at once. Now is the time. Don't delay. Address Till Augusta. Maine.

AT THE PIOXEEK STORE At HANOVER, KKKPS CONSTANTLY OS I AM) A COMPLETE STOCK OF II 0 Boots Shoes, READY MADE CLOTIIIXG. Shelf Hard Ware, CiG. PLOWS, WINES nations AT LE8 A E. Call and see me. My are low and I.

will not be. Sold. prices Under THE STAE SAL00H. W. WSNDEL, Jun.

Frop'tr. Choice Wines, lienors nnd Ciyars always on hand. St. Joseph Uccr on lap at ai times. One door East of Post Office.

Have just set un. lor the hi 'Instil of r'lia. tomoi a Billiard and 15 Ball Pool Iloom always quiet 25-ly BILLIARD HALL. JOHN WLMiLEMiK, Proprieior The very best of, A CIG A 11 Kept constantly on hand To the Working Clasj IVe are now pre pared to furnish all clasw with contunt employment lit home, the whole of tho time, or for tlndr ppnre moment. Hunt-no now, luht and profitable.

Persons of ciiher sex easily earn from c-nt-i (o per evening, end a proportional mm by devoting their 'whole time to the busi-nei. Hoys and girl earn nearly a much as men. That nil who see Urn may send their addrw, -nd tei-t tlie lmsiia-M we make this tuip.irulieHed Offer To such aft nre not well satin Jed we wi'l Kcnd on dollar to pay for the trouble- of Full partieiilars, sample wortli several dollar to co.niiieiKse work on. an 1 a copy of Homo and Fireside, one of largest and best illustraie I PuUie-Jioim, it free by mail. if you want py.1-mauent, work.

addre, GBinai Portland, Maine The 'O K' SALOON, Hanovor Kansas. JOHN WHITE, Pkop. You have hear i'of John White? lie keeps the famous K', Wc often hear it remmked. But as to the truth we can't say, itut those that pat-ooize John do say that be keeps the bet of Wrines, Liquors and Cigars, pnd that he aHvay treats hwcu-tomers right. Ho say nt Times are bard, my priee Is? just, "I can no told vot nuns do Pnt ju drop in, jwiy for your drii.k, Tou'll see a smile, he'll count the 'chink.

Awarded the Highest Vienn. Modal at Anthony Co. SOI Hrofifltrtiif, jt 1 'oi (Opp. Metropolitan Hotel.) Manuvacilkilus, Lmpohteks DtAL. En in Chromos and Frames, STEREOS IM ViaVS, ALBUMS.

GnArnOSCOl'L'S, and SUITABLE VIEWS, Photographic Faterials. We are Headquarter lor everything in the way of Stcreoplirans Ytajh Lanterns Being MnEUK'turers of the 3IICKO SCIK.M Ir iO LAXTLR2J. STEEEO-PASOPTIt AS, L'MVLIWITY 8TEREOPTICAX. ADVEKTIf EK'S STEl.EoPi 1CAX, AKT'JPIKaX, (SCHOOL LAXTIIUX FAMILY LAXTmX. FE il'LES LAXTLRX.

Each atyle being the eft of itt class in market. proves them. A Hipply of fruit and vegeta bles all the way from Kansas has been received iu the Kaunas and Colorado building. It is the iuteution to exhibit there, until the closo of the Exhibition, Kansas products in seasou. Captain Ileins, the chief detective who has been on the hunt for Charley ltoss so fruitlessly for so many years, has been appointed Chief of the.

Centennial detectives. TJIE WRONG MAN JA THE PENITENTIARY. The other day two persons named O'Hare were committed to jail. One was committed to the I'cntentiary for six mouths, while both were still in jail. When Jailer Crounse hallooed for O'Hare, to go to the Pcuiten-tiary, he did not apply the Christian name, and the result was that the chap who had not been sentenced, but who was anxious to get out, auswered, and he was takeu to the penitentiary.

A few days later O'Hare was again called by Jailer Croimse, and the other chap, who had really been sentenced, On reach-ing the. front office, a discharge awaited him, and he was set at liberty. It was then discovered that the irnocent man had been conveyed to the penitentiary, and the guilty one escaped. The chap entitled to discharge is still a prisoner. Albany Knickerbocker.

Plotts' Star Organs. Are celcbratedTor their purity of tone, el egant design and thorough eonstiuctiou. ea I for Catalogue. Address EDWAiiD PLOTIS. Washington, N.

J. BEATTY'S Parlor Organ wanted everywhere, male or ie main. Aiiuress, ua.mi.ii r. uamti, Wa-Ii'nstoii, N. J.

PETER COOPER THAT GRAND OLD ROHAN. A sketch of tbe life of this remarkable man, wrttcn by his friend and admirer, Prof. J. C. Zaehos, Curator of Cooper Institute.

In Five Tarts, as follows Chap. 1. Parentage and Early Life. Chi p. II.

Ui Manufacturing nd trading Life. Imp. 111. His Inver.tive Life. Chap.

IV. Uis Philanthropic Life. Chap. V. li Political Opinions.

We Vanr 10,090 Agents Immediately, to canvass every State in the Union for this work. rriee, single copy, 25 ct. per dozen, per 100, per All orders filled in the order received. Murray Hill Publish ing uompany, JOHN P. JEVVETf, ManagkkS, 129 East 58th Street.

New York. LADIES' ATTENTION riR3. R. E. NOBLE Milliner and Dressmaker keeps on hand a good supply of Millinery Goods, such as ribbons laces, ties, Also, ladies' hose, corsets, handkerchiefs, muslins, prints, and in fact almost everything in the line of dry goods which 6he will sell as cheap as any store in the city.

All kinds of sewing done on short notice. East side of Public Square, HANOVER, KAN. 42-ly nr ATTV'Q CELEBRATED DELHI I I OiQolden Tongue PARLOR ORGANS are ranked by eminent musicians as the leading organ now in ue. For ie Church, Sabbath School, Lodge or Parlor they have no superior throughout the world. We challenge any manufacturer to equal them lor sweetuexs and volume of tone.

Where we have no we will allow any one wishing to buy, tbe agents discount. Agr.rts wanted everywhere. Send stamp for li-t of testimonials and circular of this wonderful music producing Instrument. Address, DANIEL F.BEATTY, Washington i..