Grit from Hanover, Kansas • 4

EK'HFSELI) rublMiers. A pair of scales on the counter of a grocery store saw a banana peel on the floor, and asked, "What are you doing there?" To which the peel answered: "Lying in wait for the master," "That's what I've been doing," said the scales, "ever since he began to keep store." DK. E. I. WILSON, J'' Breeder, Dealer, and Importer of Pure Bred Cydesdale Horseo.

His animals are all registered and have no superiors. Satisfaction is absolutely guaranteed. For full particulars call on or address DH. E. L.

WILSON, Mxhysvixle, Kv.z. KeJSre'i WILSON ASHBYWT xebka. run a branch establishment for the accommodation of patrons in that section of the T. C. CIIAPMArN, Pees.

J. T.COXSTOT, Skc. I1IL BUSINESS COLLEG An old darkey who was asked if, in his experience, prayer was ever answered, replied; "Well, sah, sum pra'rs is ansud an' sum isn't 'penda on w'at you axes fo'. Just arter de wah, w'en it was mighty hard scratch-in' fo' de cullud brtdderin, I 'bsarved dat w'enebber I pway de Lo'd to sen' one o' Marse Peyton's fat turkeys fo' de ole man, dere was no notice took cb de partition, but w'en I pway dat he sen' de ole man fo' de turkey, de matter was 'tended to befo' sun-up nex' mornin'," Wymore was the center of quite a scene of excitement the fore part of the week. We glean the facts as follows: It seems that a Mr.

Hall sometime ago purchased a farm of A. J. Greenwood, lumber merchant at that place, his notes to the tune of $4,800. In the mean time Hall was the owner of a fine blooded stallion which Greenwood desired to purchase, and the terms that Greenwood should deliver up certain notes to the amount of the animal's valuation, was agreed upon by. both parties.

While they were closing the trade and examining the notes, Home one stepped to the office door stating that a man in the lumber yard would be pleased to see Mr. Greenwood, who immediately responded to the call, leaving aotes on the desk and Hall in the room. When he returned, he found St. JOSEPH, rP TKLEG RAPHY, are taught the.most thorough and PENMANSHIP which is under the direct supervision opencer. the most natftd Pftiiman in ommendation for this excellent College.

THE NATION'S BALANCE SHEET. Debt Reduced las Than Half a MUlloa Tle Kew Statement. WASHiNOTON.Crrr, April -rThe March debt statement shows a reduction in the public debt for the month of less than and for the nine months of against over $14,000,000 and nearly for the two corresponding periods of last year. This large disparity between tbe reductjou in March, 1884, and the month just closed is due to the fact that there was a falling oil of, $2,000,000 ia the aggregate receipt of Last month compared with March, 18S4, and an increase of 12,700,000 in the expenditure of which Increase were for pensions and $3,000,000 in the ordinary expenditures. The aggregate of pensions, however, for the niue months is no greater than for the corresponding nine months of last year.

It so happened that over were paid for pensions last mouth and only 18,000 in March, 184. The available cash is ngwr 133,818,000, which is the largest balance held by tha treasury since October, 1831 The exct decrease in the debt according to the old-style statement is 483,000. The gold fund is against which there are outstanding in certificates $115,637,540, making the net gold in the treasury $125,773,250, a loss of $1,573,000 for the month. The silver dollars on hand now number 158,093,43, an increase of nearly 3,000,000 since March against this there are outstanding in certificates an increasa of over $2,000,000 during the month. The silver in the treaiury not covered by Certificates is over a net increase of $1,000,000 since March 1 and of nearly $35,000,000 since April lf84.

The receipts for the month were against in March, 1884, and the expenditures were $24,844,000 last month, against for the corresponding month of lit year. The pubUc debt figures above are as they btand in the old form of statement Follow ing is tho new form: 0 Interesf-bearing dewt: Bonds at 4i per cent 250,000 000, 00 Bond at 4 per cent Bonds at 3 per cent 1 500, 00 Kefunding certilicite at 4 per cent 248,300.00 Navy pension luud at 3 per cent 14,000,00100 Pacific railroad bouis at 0 percent Principal 773.11i00 Interejt ll.57,5oio7 Total $1. 37a. 73J.614. 07 Debt ou which uitnrsst ki ceased Kin-e mikt.inty: Principal 4PM 505.2S iuterast 244310.18 J023CN TJJE3TTTJSTC3r9 Notary Public and Collection Agent.

LAND and LOANBIIOXER Foreign Exchange and collection of Foreign Estate and.Inheritancefl. Also Agm for the following and well known i. H. TEXSP0LDE, Carries complete Stock of-- GENERAL MERCHANDISE On NORTH EAST CORNER of SQUARE HANOVEB, KANSAS. Springfield, F.

M. Ins. Co. Springfield, Phoenix Ins'of Brooklyn, N. iEtaa Ins.

of Hartford; Niagara, of New York; Hanover Ins. Co. of New York-Germania Ins. or New York and California, of SanFrancieco. Also Agent for the following most important North German Lloyd, Bremen, New Tork, and Bremen, Baltimore, Hamburg American Packet Company, and Anchor Line.

Newcomers intending to loeate in the neighborhood of Hanover tleas MORTGAGES, DEEDS, CONTRACTS or other legal documents, examine titles at any time when called upon, in the best nd most desirah niHniipr uimu, lueuteiaBii R. BRIGGSzz Proprietor of the CITY xSTAURANT I (On North Street, near the St. JO. WESTERN Depot.) NUTS, FRUITS, TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, AND i- Day Board at reasonable rates. S.

(Latk Judge 12th District, Kansas.) ATTORNEY at LAW, and NOTARY PUBLIC. -KANSAS. OFFICE side of Square, OVEKSPICKAKD'S STORE JLook at this space next week, MRS. A. II.

MARTIN, the general Merchandise dealer, will gire you soma valuable hints. HAOYER IABBLE WORKS AUG. GERBER, PROPRIETOR. Carries a complete line of Tombstonks, srojtrMENTS. Posts, Table-tops, etc.

manufactured from the finest American and Italian Marble. Inscriptions inGerman and English. All work warranted tirst-classs. fc-yfihop, N. E.

Corner of Square HANOVER KANSAS. JACOB BERN'S Da alb la- MHJDIISTOCE -Ml EVEKYBODY SHOCI He pays the hljfheit ease priee, and respect-full solicits your patroeare. kaxiab. TOWS TALK. Mr.

Francis, of Ilollenberg was in i-ity Tuesday. II. Nelson now runs a meat delivery wagoa. W. I.

Tripp, of Morton, was in town Thursday. Mrs. Bradthas returned from her extended visit. Mr. Charters of Charters and Miller, of llollenberg, was in the city this week.

Mrs. Jake Ferns went to St. Joe to purchase goods this week. Dr. Wallace, the Ilollenberg physician, took in Hanover this week.

"I don't like these shoes," said a lady customer, 'because the solos are too thick." "Is that the only objection?" blandly asked the shopkeeper. "Yes, was the reply. "Then, madam, if you take the shots, I can assure you that that, objection will gradually wear away." Mr. Ed. Rink visited Washington a day or two ago, and will open his store in a few days we are told.

Mrs. J. Gundelflnger and daughter, left Wednesday for Eureka Springs. Two thousand dollars have been sul)-seribed towards building a bohemian Catholic church south east of town. "What is the matter with the baby?" asked a lady af a littte girl, whose baby brother she had understood to be ailing.

much," was the answer, "he's only hatchin' teeth." Janson Cos. travelling wagons of Atchison, are doing the "business men of the city this week. A. II. Golf, dentist of Washington, passed through rhecity on Wednesday.

W. W. Case, "mine host" of the Fal-ace hotel, took a little rim over Concordia, Wednesday. A French newspaper advertisement reads "Wanted A conspicuously heaithf ul-looking man to be a 'cured patieut' in a doctor's office." Wm. Weiters, the handsome Herkl-mer lumberman, was a guest of Mr.

Brockmeyer, Sunday. Geo. B. Newberry, accrmpanied bv L. Goodrich visited Fairbury the fore part of the week.

The mother of Mrs. John Turk died fit Hastings and was buried in this city last week. The bereaved have the sympathies of all in their Bad affliction. It waa a provident hen of Blodson's that got into the cellar the other day; and laid in a supply of coal. Tkeo.

PoSack, of Marysville, passed through the city Monday, oa his way to Washington. Mr. S. B. Wonder, Blue Springs, was in the city the past week on business.

Wonder what has become of the Daily Register? We haven't received a copy for two weeks. Judge Hutchinson passed through Hanover Saturday, on his way to Ma-rysville. A lady recently forbade her non-in-law to attend her funeral. This was indeed the height of cruelty. Mr.

Mulligan, of Lincoln committed suicide last week. The cause of this act was the death of his wife and daughter sometime aga, and failing health. A couple of runaway boys, Bush and Holiday, ages 8 and 10, were captured in this city Tuesday. Their homes are at Washington, from which place they went to Marysville, striking Hanover on Monday evening's freight. Marshall Webber telegraphed their parents, who took them home orCTuesday.

Mr. Gundelfinger, north of town who sued tye B. M. R. It.

company for $16,000 damages, claiming that amount because the company run their road through his farm, was allowed 12,118.80 by the jury. How long does a widow mourn for a husband? She mourne for a second. While the boys were playing ball a few days ago, Alex Spense had the misfortune of falling and dislocating his amkle, which was thought at the time waa the extent of his injury. Later developments, howtver, affirm the fact that the libula bone was severed from lho tibia, producing quite a painful tut not dangerous wouud. It is hoped that he will soon recover from his injury.

W. U. Deputy Grand Master of the A. O. U.

has organized a lodge with the following gentlemen as Ulcers W. A. Gllson; P. M. 1).

Spcnce, M. W. W. Case, foreman; F. A.

Meckel, recorder; M. Flaherty, overseer; Jno. Bncnting, financier; II. receiver; C. Webber, guide, I N.

ale, I. W. Jn. Uriel O. Drs.

Aurner and Jansenius medical J. Straub, J. ScheibeJ, and f. Jones truste3. Regular meetings 1st ami 'Snl Saturdays in each month.

mot toMtBov. My boy, wlwn deniro to commit any wrong in ytmr baacmcnt have some one attract attention by proclaiming your virtues frca the housetop. Whoa you make up your mind to a man a liar, always pick out some yon cau lick, vvi your pail of milk in spilled, vn down and ery, but for a -ov and veCil your pail. 1 "'i w-t ('r ire to a 1 1 1 I Kry It'- kritft, 1 i i ti wi pi 'i 1 I i i -i Hid for tl us hi v-1 1 i-t, i nl' i 'iff if t1 i .1 i irs II i .1 THE NEWS IN BB1EF. Francis Xarior Beauiiry, the Canadian miser millionaire, who left an estate worth 130,000,000, bequeated fa.OOO.COO to the Ro-mn Catholic Order et Sultldant to found an orphanage for destitute French Canada ian.

At the recent marriage of the count of Colonna to the the daughter of Bonanza Mackey, the latter slipped unostentatiously into the Laud of the bridegroom a rbeck for tl.ftW.OO:) on the Bank of Naploa. Miss Mackty has in her ou right only $5,000 a year iueoiuo. The TJuItdd States marshal at Salt Lake ha arret-tji A. M. Mnsser, prominent in Mormon church council for twenty years, on charge of unlawful cohabitation.

He married three women before the passage of tfce Edinunlt law, aaU thus escape proaeca-fcon for The -tate of a H. HcCormiok ha mad another gift of to the Proabyterian Theological seminary at Chicago. The propellor Wisconsin, which cleared from Milwaukee March 13, steamed into Grand Hnvon Thursday. Her iron sides are era had in badly, and her woodwork is dotted with holes wade by icsberg Sue had thrown overboard freight valued at 123,000 or more. Judge Brewer, at St Louis refu-Md to commute tbe sentences of sixty days' impronment of two men arrestei at Hannibal, Ma, during the strike for interfering with trains.

The petitfon for ra lea -e was tfigu -d by railway officials and prominent pcronagu, and tec tenth that the families of the prisoner were suiTer.ng, but-the judge contended that the eOeuse was too p-ave to be overlooked. Tfce mother cf Hon. a S. Cox passed awa Friday at Zaaa.wille, Ohio. President Cleveland Thursday Informed the Utah emmis-sion that his administration would ltnd all the aid to purge Utah of the practice of polygamy.

The tug Artie, which roina weeks ago went out to aid the propeller Michigan, and has since been drifting about in the ic, Btonmsd into Grand Haven Friday noon. IVrsidont Cleveland has arpiated John R. Garrison, or Virginia, deputy comptroller of the treasury, and John a MoCal-mont, of Pennsylvania, commiaiionor of custom. Mtrchant and manufactui-or Birmingham cruplahj that the lack of energy shown by the British government In protecting thd interest of its citizens ai to goods contraband of wor has cause the transfer of au enormous ammunition trade with China to Germany and the United Slates. Secretary Whitney has dotached three naval olucera from tue Asiatic station because they violated orders in taking their wives with thorn from Washington The general roceptiou to tho puMic, which was to have Leon givn in the White Houaa evening next, has been postponed, owing to the condition Gen.

Grunt ss Amanda Stokes, who served in the Union army as a nurse, died at Lebauon, Oaii, a fow days ago, and was buried with military honors by the Grand Army post of the i la a IIzokiah G. Wells, one of the pioneers of Kalamazoo, who died Sunday, was a number of both the uonstltutnal conventions of Michigan and presiding judge of the court of Alabama claim. Five hundred bales cf raars from Alexandria, Egypt, are keld a Boston dock nutd their cieau.inass is tete.L Toey bear the of-liciul certificate that they had been disinfected witn sulphur, but no trace of sulphur has beau foun l. Ex-President Arthur ti said to be quite HI with malaria. Pa pre.sentative Randall, who has been seriously 111, was much better Sunday, and expects to be able to go out early noxt week.

A New Hampshire court has been callel upon to decide the question whether a wouiau may marry her dectyased husband's father. A proposed banquet to ex-Predlsnt Arthur, to welcome him back to New York, liad teea fixed for tha nth of April, but on account of Geo. Grant's critical condition. It ha-t Gen. Arthur's' own suggestion been postponed.

Chandler and Cumining-i, president and cashier of tho defunct Farmars' National Bank of Bunnell, waivvd examination before tue United State commissioner, at Springfield, and were heid to the June Urm uf court in JJi.OuO each. Clearing at tbe principal cities of tha United State lat weak show a decrease at compared with the corresponding week of 1SS4 84 6 per cent The decrease iii New York was S9.7 per cent In Cuicago the decrease was 1S.2 par cent At Faurinbnrg, N. a hog ate heavily of dynamite and then enterad a lot where there was a drove of mules. The hog was kicked ly ono cf their number and imma-diatoly exploded and killed twenty of the mules. This vouchad lor by the local paper of tle place.

A itorm ha loon raited at Milwaukee by the desertion of Said win from tbe bail club. Andrew J. Gross, of Cloveport, hag been appointed United States marshal for that state. Florida boost that with the aid of California iho will drive foreign oranges out of our market A cablegram from Spain reports thirty new caws of cholera at Jativa ou Monday, and seven deaths. The Pennsylvania company has restored passenger rate, on aU ite lines, iuc uding those of-emigranta, Report for the year 1533 show that more than 1)0 persons were killed and wounded in New Yv.rk and Brooklyn by the horse cars in one year.

A'oapt forty were'kiiled. Tue governor of Wisconsin nai vetoed bill providing lor the puu.siimeat of vagrants by dieting tUeia with bread and water, cla.mi.jg that iti unconstitutional The Uuited States at San Krancico sent Sarah Aitheu Hill to jad for or.e day for ccuitemt in refusing to prodm-e h-r marriage contract with ex-Sendtor Sharon. The kteamship Germanic encountered a tidal wave, Sunday, wbon over 500 miles out from Qtsean-towa, and received u-h damage- as to twice a return. One seaman wuh lot overboard. The Erst tig strike la Dubuque for years occurred in the exlenive overall factory of H.

B. Glover Co. Monday, over girls quitting work, the firm receding from aa agrcemout previously made. During March tha lossei by fire rsachel t9 000,0 anl for tbe iirst throe months t.t 18. toe los is The average lire st tr March in the past ten year, has been less tiaan.

$7,800,000. At the roquast of tho former raolders in the McCcrmick reaper factory in Chicago, who sfc: uck soin months ago, nearly the entire force of employe quit work Tuesday amrning, to await a restoration cf the 13 pr cent reduoUon la 'wages mads last Go tuh. r. 3Iore ttntl for the I'runio, WjLSnixsrox Citt, April 7. Ou tho 18Mi of List March the acting, comiuuniouer of the goners! land oflleo iued an order directing tie ration to Vi public dwmain of the i Ian Is, A supple, mantai nrder was iued cn tiio sa mn data, exempt iui; from the of tie original ori.

aliont :0 kci of land in soudwra Culifornift, ciaimed by the Southern Poriiio Kitilioiid company. Cor.unis. sioner 'parks written a ftttor which ia effect ue sdiM tkat the Southern Pacific haw n. churn to tliflsf kind-, s-. tbe.

entire tract will be roht red to tha puboo domain and Uirowu cpen for sottlment GO TO JOHN MESING DEALER IN Watches, clocks, and Jewelry, FOB ANYTHING IN THE JEWELRY LINE. THE Q0ALITY OF HIS GOODS IS EXCELLENT MISSOURI. and all the BUSINESS BRANCHES satisfactory manner. They also have a DEPARTMENT! of Prof. Chapman, a graduate cf P.

u-r-iri i II muii oiunc a trry mini rec- ESend for circular. fFREEf rec- -JOHNBEEKTING- -KANSAS. Wilson, KANSAS. TIIE WHITE IS KIX. '3 tl IT 13 THE EST HADE, light QTJLETE3T AND SILirLLISX Self-5ettin Need, Sc-lf-Threadic uttle, AuCoiniitic lEo'bbm-Viiidr, And Cr.Iy Ferfect i lTiiTT? f- Do not Cty any Ot'isrD; fere Tr the WHITE.

General Agency 8x.d "TTt-ii ri for Tazar T.tcrj-.-. a i arts icr aJ T't'n'cw, utitl T- WHIT i ia xi. 11 It: conns oosov eorpm OOIiTTM-TRTJS, OHIO. AND HIS PRICES ARE REASONABLE. I NEATLY AND ROM PTL YJEXECUTED.

AT MRS. BRANDT OLD STAND. HANOVER, that Hall had taken the notes and left all the town. He immediately had a warrant issued for his arrest, and Marshall Wonderick captured his man in Hanover on Tuesday. He may have occasion to sing "In the prison cell I sit," etc.

before the affair comes to an end. Somebody has been trying his hand on the word habit, and he works it out thus: Habit is hard to overcome. If you take off the first letter it is "a bit." If you take off another, you still have a "bit" left. If you take off another, the whole of "it" remains. You take off another, it is not totally used up.

All of which goes to show that if you wish to get rid of a habit you must hrow it off altogether. ODDS ASD EXDS, Possibly beer will not be so popular as it was in Vienna, Beer Bros, failed for $400,000. A St. Louis man shot at his mouth recently, but the ball struck his cheek, and his life was saved. The Legislature of Ala.

has enacted a law fining a man $100 if he gets drunk outside of his own home. At Charlotte, N. is a fountain which sends a stream 268 feet high, icy cold and clear as crystal. Canada received 205,000 as duties on American flour imported during 1884. The duty is 50cts per barrel.

The annual report of the New; York Central shows that one or two passengers out of the many millions carried were killed. A 4-year old boy in Clarke county smoked a cigrrette recently, and in one-half hour died from blood-poisoning, the effects of the tobacco. I have four good reasons for being an abstainer My head is clearer; my life is better, my heart is lighter and my purse is heavier. Guthrie. Mrs.

Charles Griffin made 15,81 6 button-holes last year, for which work she received over three hundred dollars, and did all of her house work in addition. A jury in Athens county, Georgia, has been out two weeks without agreeing upon a verdict in the case of a man charged with selling spectacles without a license. An Ulster county woman whose pet cat went the way that cats must go, wrapped it in a. shroud of crazy work in silk, and consigned it to a grave. Coleman, fhe great mustard man, says that he has not made his fortune out of mustard eaten, but out of mustard wasted on plates.

Floating saw-mills is common on the lower Mississippi. They pick up the drifting logs, turn them into lumber: and sell the product to the planters along the shore. HUMOROUS. "I wish to state," writes a provident minister, "that I have procured an alarm clock that will wake up the congregation as soon as the service is over. Little Tommy was having his hair combed.

Why, Tommy, you oughtn't to make such a fuss. I don't mind when my hair is combed." "Yes, but your hair isn't hitched to your head." "Will you have your oysters scalloped?" asked the waiter of an Austin res taurant of a green customer. "Have the oysters scalped? Has everything in the restaurant got hair on it? Why don't you scalp the butter?" "Mister," are you the gintlemau as is the mate?" asked a steerage passenger of one of the official of a New York packet ship. "No," said the man addressed, "but I'm the gintlemau as cooks the mate." "Ain't you almost boiled?" inquired a child of a gentleman calling on her father and No, little one, I can't say that I am. Why do you ask, Daisy?" "Oh, because I heard, mamma say your wife kept you hi hot water all the time." Two village worthies met on the sti t.

"Jmie," says the richer of the two, je never gaun to pay me that arco-mt? I'm ill off for eiller the "Oh," ay Jamie, "I have nae Hi! long time. Could ye tin a ti1 note?" "Ay, ('iM Hits laird, drawing out 1 "Ah, weel," says J.i if, if no lln siller then," iii 1 I i'i Uo i i (in fMJ. 5 1' I i1m Oil i I hpihwhiw' i iiniimn 'i iBig hL ''w II i-rr'-T Jill I rpHOTOGBAPH E. E. V'anEfi's, Proprietor, lias the best of fuulnit-s for both viewing and portrait work.

He also makes copi ifig and enlarging old pictures in --ZzCrayoii, fiTdia Ink, and Water T'tal 6. 193,813.44 be.tr. ng interest: O.d demand and l.ai-.eiioVr notes C-rUiicats oi aeiwit 2d, 10, 000. 00 cer i.Cdteji-. 1 15.047,540.

00 Silver certiiicatoB Fractional currency, ls 375,9114 1 lost or destroyed Principal 008, 063,944 67 Uebt riucipa.l tntjrest 12,199,812.85 $1,85,983,370, 18 ra items available for reJiictlou of the 261,150,105,00 Lens reserve held for demp- tion of Unite-i SUtes 100,000.000.00 Total debt lew available ca-hitem' -t cat-h in the treacory 23.359,025.00 UiXA lie-i cash in tha treas- ury April 1, 1S55 1,502,579,184,00 Debt lets coh in the treas- ury March 1. ISM In reese of debt during the month as shown by this sttaiunt Cashm the troajury avail-' able for the reduction of the debt Oolfl leld for gold certifl- rates actually ling. IIS.647,540.00 Si'vr helil for silver cer- tid'-ntM octunliy outxtftixl- Uaitod States nnu ie'd for rerttiicates deposit actually outstanding 2o.310,000.00 Ca-h held for matured debt and lnterevt unptid Fractional currency 3,47400 Total available for reiuction Mrf the dob1 201,150,165.00 Eoervel fund heid for redemption of Unitsd Btitfr notes, act of July re, 1883 100.000.d00 00 Unavailable for reduction of the debt FracUonel silver coin. SO.tWJ.S-JfJ 20 Minor Total i xi ros srr 1 1 Cash held certiilcste issued- but not fid rTet cash l1nr -i Total cash in the tr- rv shown by the tr urer's general account 4 474 174 3 In thy statement the Parifi. bonds, amounting to about $05,000,000.

are plnced in the column or interevt-benring debt and of eour-e increns's what ha- Vr tofore borne as tiie scftre -nt --i debt by th amount of I a The government is iio tKtt ad al-o liable for tha of tl'. lumbia 3-65 bonds. Tii enn f.n included with a much reus- a- the bonds nre adde-1 to pu5 he The only chang a of import a no Mrt Jor" dan hag mado in the st tomt it is, the of about fractional silver coin from the dunvi of Rst, the effect of which is to rednce the available urplu hv that amount Mr. Jordan treats tbt silver an the mirifir coins at unavailable, and sets aside $100,010,000 in gult, under the act of Feb. 12, 1833, af a rerve for United States note, an-t, by deducting thesa two 'amounts, mak the net cah a the treasury a little over In his asset an 1 liabilities statement Mr.

Jordan shows tbe net amount of gold and silver certificates outstanding, which is an improvement oa tb5 whole method. the addition of the railroa.l bonds to the bonded debt and the deduction of fractional coins, Mr. Jordan's new statement show an increase in the debt for March uf over $89.900. TOM THUMB'S WIDOW. Her aiarrlage la' York to Small Italian Count.

New Yors, The weddlnj of Mrs. Laviaia Stratton, belter known at Mrs. Tom Thumb, and Count, Primo Mari, took place Monday afternoon at the caurch. of tiie Holy Trinity. Tue church w-vs crowded.

Ths bride was attired in a dwss of velvet fries in liht bhidos of heliotifip-. made with a full square tram, with cordage cut low cut back and front, with gloves an( slippers to match. Una carried a hand bouq.ies of tiny pinit rose Miis Lucy Adams, the hridosmaid, whose stature is quite in keeping with, that of the bride, wore a cream colored surah satin and carried a bouquet of ro--i. The groom wa attenaed by si man, Maj. E.

Newell, wuo married Mr. Stratton' diminutive kistcr, Minnie Warren. Among the leaders of society pre ont wore" Mr. and Mr. August Be'moat, Mr.

William Astr, Mrs. Paran Steveus, Mrs, W. SL Vanderbiit, and many othors. The Visit to Gettynburs- Battlefield. Wardinotox Citt, April Tiie ar-rangemontx for ho pr.ipose.l vwitof vetenuu to the buttletielsi ol Gettysburg noxt month an neariy complete l.

Taa jr isp v.t i a large gathering are so JHtturing that ex-Ooveruor Curtia of Potuisyivania, ths pre-ddent of the associutii-n, has is.uod a circular letter to tho war governors ol the state. which contributed tro that were engage 1 in the Gi'ttysbur-r batuo I requestins them to attended by etoif ofilcerB. Fresidont Cleveland promi to go, ami it has beea def.n:t.-.dy deter that the train beat Ins the president, pnrty shall laava Wasiiiugt at n. in. May 4.

to return 'on the night or toe 5th. Maj, StoiKi, historian of the Flrt army coriw, has written Comte do Pftris, wh. served 0.1 Gen. Ciellan'is staff, cordially inviting him to vUii tuh country and Le present at the gathering in May. a SPECIALTY.

All classes of work pertaining tort done in the best of stjle. Kow is the time to call on him and procure the finest work you have ever had done. Satisfaction guaranteed. Gallery two blocks west of Hanover House, Hanover, Kansas. AN EXACT VIEW OF OUR FACTORY Tho ustly CSLEBIIATED BliEVflTSSK Cross-Spring CIDE-BAH.

we make our Great Specialty. We build Only On Grado of work, and that of THE BEST in Quality and Ctylo. We do not make the Lowest-Priced Vehicles, but claim that ours are the CJI22APX28T UT THE WOULD, when Quality is Considered. We use the FITTEST tlATE-IlIAIi obtainable, employ only EXPSHT and COHPETCIIT HHCHAUICo and from time to time adopt all really Valuable Isaproveznents that offer, and endeavor to conform to the Latest Styles. To insure the best' and most uniform results, Tva ITot7 Ilanufactur Our Own T7h.eela from Finest Tisiber (sawed by our own mills) that can be obtained from the bills of Southern Ohio famous as the Second Growth.

Hickory District We have the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETQ FACTORY In the WORLD for the manufacture of light Vehicles. BURLINGTON ROUTE. BURLINGTON MO. RIVER It. 11.

WESTWARD. Daily express trains for Denver, connecting in Union Depot for all points in Utah, Colorado, --AND-, California. Daily Express trains for: Sr. Chicago, And all roiNTS East. Elegant Pullman Palace Cars and Day all through trains, and Dining cars east of the Missouri River.

Through tickets on sale at all stations and baggage checked to destination. Any information as to rates, routes, or time tables will be furnished upon application to any agent, or to P. S. EUSTUS, Gen. Ticket Agent.

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