The Greenleaf Bugle from Greenleaf, Kansas • 3

It BT7SINKSS CiltD'. Read, the live slock notice on our fourth page. The Bugle. E. S.

AIiTSCHDL, TkTOTART PUBLIC, Wateryllle, Marshall Couuty, Kansas JOHN PL AD, JR. HAVlirQ A HOME NEWS. Sunshine. Base ball. Butter ten cents.

Eggs seven cents. Bridge on Coon Creek. Subscribe for the Bugle. Eight new settlers last week. Roads very bad everywhere, We are Informed, that Mr.

Free-land of Blue Rapids is preparing to open a Grange store. He puts In 80 percent of the capital slock, and the grangers 20 per cent; no one farmer being allowed to take more than $5.00 worth of stock, T1ANCY BARK KB anil Hair Dresser. Kanus A full stock of flour, all grades, and tin best Tea In town at Knapp's. POPPIES THE COEN. Ye ladles softly fair Who ourl and comb yo ur lair And deck vMir duiritv badiea nlifht nnd mornj Hearken to Wimloin's call What a re ye.

after ail But foolish poppies in amoLg the Corn Alice Carey. the ladles the poet refered to were riding through the field on au Ell-wood Cultivator. With It the most arduous labor of the farm becomes a pleasant recreation. mr Aveuua, soma ot JUunorolT's, waterville Jtansas. Weekly Journal Devrted to the Interest of Washington County.

Republican in politics, candid In discussion, Independent in criticism, and fearless In condemnation. TERMS 0 a Year, in Advance. H. W. BARRETT.

M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Waterville, Kuiiu, OMne tlrat door went of l'oet-oMce. Examining Surgeon fur Pension.

Large Warehouse, AND UNXCELLBD FAenrtIB A' David Sutherland Esq. who has already built one large business block, will commence In a few days A fine line of Candies at Knapp's J. W. SHARRRD. 1TSTIC OF THE PEACE Real Estate Loan and Collecting agent, and dealer In a Full ADVERTISING RATES, Linn of Farming Implements.

office at William' Ola Stand, Commercial traet Waterville, Kansas. to erect another large two story building. The Bugle will occupy the upper fetory, and the first floor will be fitted up for a store room. Messrs E.Smith. and W.

8. and One square one ween on One square two weeks 1 SO One square three 4 (XI One square six months OS One square one 10 00 Eighth columu one Week a uo Eighth column three 6 00 Eighth column six months 10 00 Eighth column one year 18 00 Fourth column one month 8 00 ART GALERY, J. SPROUL.Proprictor. Waterville gas. Photograplia, Anibrotypes, Gems, mil nil nlntnma talc life-like.

lews Land- A. Smith, father and brothers of acauea. Steroaot Die Views, taken in the latent and moat Improved Ijles. Special i tten tlon alveo to Cliililre 's 1'lctures and copying LinseedjOil 85 cts A. A.Young's.

Four and corn meal at Simon's. J. A. Simons has a number one cow for sale. Greenleaf ought to have a hook and ladder company.

A. fresh supply ot groceries Just received at Simon's. Variety of Wall Paper and Border. Bookstore. Eplurlbus unum Is a good motto but Bean Welden Is better.

The farmers on every hand re busy ploughing and planting. 'Don't fail to examine the Bean G.S.Smith of this city arrived last Wednsday night from 111. They Intend to remain and go into business here. If Chicago has any more Fourth column three months 10 oo Fourth column six mouths IS 00 Fourth column one year 80 00 Half column one month 100 Half column three months IS 00 Hall column six months- 30 00 Hull column one year MOO One column one month IS OH The Ellwood Riding Cultivator, the Bean Welden combined Riding Walking and the Western Walking. Also a full line of Plows Double Shovels, Barrows and other Implements, which we offer at low prices and on easy terms.

O. M. OsboH SbCo. Greenleaf, Kans. I'enlrlstry.

Dr. C. H. Haskell, Dentist, will be, at the Central house, to, attend professionally to the vants.vof our citizens, Dr. Haskell is master of his profession.

School books and requisites. Merchants supplied at reasonable discounts at Waterville Bookstore. Smiths like them, lot them come on at once. We can mane loom for JEWELRY STORE IS open for business. J.

W. IIILE. the Proprietor, la prepared to do anything pertain ingtohls line, tiivu blm a fair trial and he will give satisfaction or refund the money. Clocks, atches, Spectacles, Jewelry and all Mml of Sewing Machine Needle lor sale at hia place of business, south aide of Commercial street, Waterville, Kansas. HANDLING GrAlN Win at all pay WATER VILI -AND Clay Center PRICES.

One column three months 30 00 One column six months 00 00 One column one year SO CO Ten lines tn space, this type, constitute a sq. Advertisements subject to quarterly changes them. ladies of Greenleaf are pre-parn ttr grve a strawberry and IteoePamTestlval a few weeks fcr and payable at the end ot eaoh month trancient LICK HOUSE. advertising payable in au Vance. Legal notices, 10 cents a line ror first Insertion nd 5 cents al'na for each si bsectuent Insertion.

4 VVelden combined cultivator. rATKRVILLE, KANSAS. FRED MILLS, Proprietor. Largest House in the city. rtheteneflt of the Sabbath school.

ommodalion complete, iim 01 are toe The ladies are entitled to great cred All the bridges on the Concordia road have gone out In the freset. Produce of all kinds taken in beat. Stable la connection. DR. W.

TAYLOR, REAL ESTATE AGENCY. it for having sustained the Sunday school under adverse circumstances and theirfestival should belibeoaily exchange for goods at J. A. Simons. A.

Young, Ureealeat, Kansas. patronized. A. A. Young carries the largest stock of boots and shoes in the west, which he Is selling at bottom prices.

Anglo' American will stand at M'r, JSew.Iy pt tne Central House W. K. McCONNEL. "Land is Sovereignty I am preparing to open in connec has some purebred Berkshires. 1-Never withiu the memory of the oldest inhabitant has there been tion with the Bugle office an R.

CAIRNS, AGENT for the Phenlx ire Insurance ora-pany Offlce at Cairn's drug store, Greeu-eaf, Kanaaa. 34ly DEALER IN Bewley's livery stable In Greenleaf such a prospect for large crops of agency for tne oaie ana Tlrlrtyrsix' transient guests at the Greenleaf house three day slast week. every Thursday; at Kinsbury's in WM. KUNZ. Lincoln township on Tuesdays and every kind or grain as mere is at present.

Small grain will make itself without another drop of rain. rOU8K anrt8ign Painter, Waterville, Kan XX sas. Gliding, Graining and Ker Hang- we moveu last wee-, if you Wednesdays and at DePue's, Lin lug dot to order, think It is not flue sport to move. coin township on Mondays. Anglo Shelf and Heavy HOWARD If nothing happens to the crops' and American is dark bay, 17 hands the foreign war continues, Kansas try it.

A couple of "frail but uot fair" 'MUSIC LESSONS. TTU" MARIA GALPIN would respeetlull- XX inform the cltitens of Waterville and vie f- cTuitv that she is now prepared to give Mntin Inalrur.tlona on the Piano Forte, Oruan, Violiy farmers will be in a better condition next fall than ever before. high, 5 years old and weighs 1375. His sire was a thoroughbred Eng Exchange of Farms, Unimproved Lands, City Property, Business and Residence Lots, and Real Estate of every description. 4 TERMS: Seller pays commission.

Commission deducted from cash payment. No charges for advertising. When the time is not limited, property to remain offered lor one year, unless sold or withdrawn by mutual consent. Price must be the owner's lowest. Crops go with the farms unless specially reserved.

No charge to buyer for livery if sale is made. from Washington, visited our city last week. lish horse. Terms; Single service Or UUIiar. no eAirw Olimgu training.

Clioicc new sheet music, Violin and TINWARE, J. G. Lowe. and Mr. Hol- $2, the season $1, Insurance $6.

J. II. Roberts. Guitar strings bint Itaiiau can he aaa at niy The Woodford Boys have a largo bouse. A.

SNYDER, Notary Public Conveyancer, BLACKSMITH'S STOCK. stock of millinery goods on hand. They are selling ladies' trimmed The ladiea of this, city will give an ice cream festival on Wednesday evenieg June 6th; the proceeds to be appropriated toward purchasing a library Tor the Suday school. Ice cream, lemonade and other light refreshments will be provided in abundance, sweetened with pleasant smiles and kind words. Ail who wish to spend a pleasant evening and assist a good cause should attend.

GREENLEAF, KAN. hats for less than the material costs." Farm Implements, Parties having farms or lands for sale can have them advertised and sold on a very reasoable commission. Immigrnts and others wishing to purcease can save time and money by dealiing with me. Letters enclosing stamp answered and Parties wishing goods on credit until aftr harvest can get them of me by giving a good chattel mortgage for Agricultural Machinery, Legal instruments accurately executed. t-Olllce at the Greenlenf House.

J. W. AYERS. Practical Boot Shoe Maker, Washington, Kansas. Special attention given t.

T.adles and Gen-ttemen'a flne work. A ahare of the puhlio patronage is solicited. promptly. corab pased through town Wednesday evening. Another large stock of clothing for youths, boys and men just reo'd at A.

A. Young's. Dr. Taylor is shaking with ague, and Dr. Whelstine is laid up with a sprained ankle, Choice variety of Religious, Scientific and Historical books at the Waterville Bookstore.

Pictures frames, sheet music snd musical Instruments merchandise. Waterville Bookstore. The Central Branch pay car passed up over the road Wednesday dispel-uing fertenbtteks to the boys. Theodore Klugg, and Mrs. E.

Slraussenbach. of Washington, were at the Ureeuleaf house Weduesday, E. S. Wills, of the C. B.

U. P. railroad was out on the road this week. He spent one day in Geen-leaf. AUtiress u.

Ai.usoon, uuuiiis uc-fice Real Estate Agency. COMMEIICUL STREET, From the Telegraph. E. Pye has sold 500 bushels of wheat to parties of Marysville. Marshall county is herding a large number of cattle that will come into market soon.

Greenleaf, Kan treeanleaf, Kansas. HOME A OS. WATERVILLE. The Chicago seenrity. My stock is unusually large so you can find any kmdjoXfiiS-PTLWaBtr------ E.

ALTSCHUL. Waterville, Kansas. Sweet Cider, fresh Oranges and Cigars at Knapp's. School books at A. Young's.

Lucille Western the celebrated WASHINGTON HOUSE. W. T. ROLAND, Prop. Washington, Kansas, Hotel In all respects.

A r'ree 'Ouetoand from all trains Lumber Company actress, was the grandmother of the W. O. PHILLIPS, Is prepared to supply the cltisrna of Oreenlcar aod the siirmmnliiiK country with all kinds of Lumber, IHiiiviiaiuiift. Shlinif, Mr. Moore, the champion miller of the state, lias purchased a lot of White winter wheat.

His mill furnishes the best flour made iu the west. Oc. Osbon tried hh hand at the shooliug gallery, and lost, of course. If he had stuck up a Ureeuleaf au. fora target, he would have hit It fair and square every shot.

John Morrissey, a lad of about 11 Bummers, was arrested by Chas. Scouten yesterday on the charge of grand larceny and brought before Judge Jacobs. He was committed to jail to await trial. Wm, Kunz came down from Barnes Station Tuesday. He informs us that the Grangers have PEACTHAL, MieatllllllT, rilllMllllK l.lllllinu, Sash, Doors utrt minds, at prices that Western Walking Cultivator, but her success cannot be compared with that of her illustrious descendants.

Come to Greenleaf and see them. Boot Shoe Maker Greenleaf, Kan. Defy Competition. The section hands have been busy since Saturday repairing the approaches of the bridge at Washington. With the aid of a good glass the M.

E. church at Waterville cau be seen from the roof of Johuson's new house. The streams were higher last week than ever before. The western mails have beou meager in conse loiter List. List of letters remaining uncalled for in the post-ofice at Greenleaf, Kansas, May 5, 1877.

rS-No one intending: to build should purchase Is prepared to do all work in his Una In. the latest styles and iu a workman-like manner. CT'Repaiiing orally and promptly done. material without Urt aacertaining their prl cea and comparing them wiui mus irom omer t'yre Haver RIVERSIDE Hills, WATERVILLE, Completed this Ihe most perlect mill in Norlnern Kausus. It baa none but Ihe bes ami moat IMTROVED MACHINERY.

BEST CLEANING APARATUS OF ANV MILL IN THE STATE. HAS FIVE RDXof BURRS, and WILL DO AS 000D WORK AS ANY MILL IN THE ST A Til. Runs Day Night And turns out the largest grists per hour of any null In Kansas. Employs none but the beat workmen, lias a goud large Stable aud a good House for the EFree accommodation of We keep couslantly on hand a good stock ol FLOUR, MEAL, FEED, BRAN. 49-ORDERS 1'ROMtTLY FILLED-t We are thankful tor the very liberal yarda Yard on Coin erelal St.

Ureenleaf Kansas Campbell KUk II 11 re Wm Hart II Lusley A A Moore John Nuili A Smith 11 i Uo.lj.-e 1 1 nuli, a A Uinks I. Holies Logan II Mi' I 'ii Wra REMEMBER. FARMERS their grain house nearly completed, and that Mr. Jl.Ober, Esq. has com quence.

A part of the lumber for the menced the erection of a store building, which is also to be a grange affair. THAT Seglr NecholllS Smith Ira Gye Mrs Liu-man Miks Lonlo link Mlsa Alice Ward Mury Howard Miss Mm tin BCheser alias inly builth Bros, yard arrived Frhlnv CENTRAL HOUSE, GEO. H. BEWLY, Greenleaf, Kansas. 0 ALWAYS open for the accommodation of the public.

A good Livery auil Feed citable in connection wllh the house. No paiua will be spared to accomodate customers. GREENLEAF HOU SE. A. SMDER, Prop.

night The remainder is expected this week, W. WOODFORD Mr. Thomas Cox, four miles south of town has a flue field of rye just heading out. It stautls about -AT THE waist high. The war on Turkey was prose cuted with great, vigor one day last Greenleaf.

Kansas. of the past, and by strict attention to busines Farmer's Exchange ami ny lair (testing, we none to gain many nW customers. A flrst-class Hotel In all respects, Stares for Greenman Moore Co Tuesday evening Mr. Weaver, while cleaning out his gen, placed a cap on the tube and pulled the trigger. A loud report demonstrated the fact that, a load had been left in the gun.

Fortunately there was no one in the way of the buliet.and it passed through the wall and lodged in the building formerly occupied ov J. Crlder. Mr. Weaver is a good shot and has proved that he can hit the side of a house, especial ly If is on the Inside, and the door closed. Mr.

J. V. Nichols, of Deiavan, Illinois, who lias been visiting the fmily ot Mr, R. C. Moore, at Ihe City Mills, and who came here for his health, left Tuesday morning for Denver, Colorado.

He informed us that his health has greatly improved since he came to Kansas. Mr. Nichols Is a pleasant and agree Clay Center, Clyde, Concordia, awker City, and all poiats south and west, leave tint bouse, AWCbstges moderate. Keeps a fresh and carefully selected stock of WATERVILLE DttT GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS. CAPS.

BOOTS, SHOES. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, NOTIONS, ESook Store. Wanted Immediately. Five Hundred sturdy, Induslious farmers to buy or lease all the unimproved land iu this vicinity, break it up this season, sow it with winter wheat next fall and make from 1000 to 3 000 apiece clear money in 15 months. It has been done.

It can be done again. Why tofl and sweat In the older states, paying out half your earnings every year in the shape of rent, while such opportunities await you. You can live as cheaply here In Washington County and sell your corn and wheat and beef and pork and butter and wool as advantageously at any other point in the Mississfppi Valley! and instead of paying from 150, to $150, an acre for a home you can buy fine, Kinnoth upland with a deep, rich soil at from f.J, to $5, per acre; bottom lands with ti oilers ml running water from lo 15, and improved farms from f5, to You can get business or residence lots for 25, to in a rapidly growing town a town in which there Is not a single house or room oflVretl for sale or rent a town that the surrounding country and Its own natural advantages have already made a thriving trade center and an important shipping point. Everything In fact usually found la a complete general stock. COMMERCIAL STREET.

J.C. LOVE, Attorney at Law, Washington, Kansas. "TYITX practice In the courts of Washington. Marshall, Republic, Cloud snd Clay Counties. Scientific and Religious Books and week, at the dinner table of the Greenleaf house.

The family of Mrs. Dale of this city is being singularly afflicted. Mrs. Dale has billious fever, one of herchildbreii Typhus fever, and another the ague. We return thank to neighbor Besaek ot the Republican for consid erabla free advertising.

Also to a number of our exchanges for complimentary notices. The match game which the Washington club was coming here to play laol Saturday was postponed. Our boys are ready for them now whenever they want to come. In our history last week, we announced that Dr. Taylor was a physician of the Eclectic school.

This we learn is mistake, and we hasten to correct it. The Dr. is an Al-lopathlst. A number of our people, espe Cash! able gentleman, we wish him a all business ia- Careful attention given to trusted to my care. pleasant journey through the Moun AVOfflce la 8briner't Block.

-3 Cash will always seenre iro! from my Books of General Literature. SCHOOL BOOKS And Requsites. Music Books and Sheet Music; Blanks and Blank Books, Brackets and Wall Pockets. WALL PAPER, ETC. tains, and trust he may return at' no stare at priees away down to a gold basia.

distant day and make Waterville Dnn't Vnvtrnt It! -Conntrr produce taken In exchange for goods at iu hiKtiebt market yalue. his home. Don't the place L. WOODFORD'S, East Side Commercial street, Willie Vassnn was killed by lightning last Saturday afternoon about seven miles south of this place. Greenleaf, Kansas.

DEWLEY'S LIVERY STADLE, Greenleaf. Kansas, SIIMTOISrS, cially boys have formed the habit Merchants supplied with Shoo Books and Stationery at liberal discount from retail priees. Patronage respectfully solicited. EL SPENCER, Waterville Kansas DEALER IN Staple Fancy Dry Goods, Ila was herding cattle at the time, and had ascended a steep hill to look after the herd when the bolt struck and he fell and rolled down the hill Into a ravine where there was two or three feet of wafer. His little brother who was with him ran for assistance, and he was taken out of the water and removed to his home.

He flats Caps, Stationery, Wo Address all letters of Inquiry to te Blglk Office Real- Estate Agency, Oreenleaf, Kan. The non-interference of England In theTurko-Russian war may be accounted for by the fact that with the Bean Welden cultivator Kansas will be able to supply the? combat tions, Groceries, Queens- of congregating on the platform of the depot on the arrival of each train. They mean no harm by It but it is a great anuoyance to travel-! ers getting oft and conveys the Im-! ware, woodenware, Flour, MONEY MOXET TO LOAN oa im-proted farms in Marshal! Is Ihe place to fret the best Tig ttr the least roeney, fJ-Coromerclst men will finrt it to their Interest to team here iluar wniera trip. presMon to strangers that our town! tjrOJl nHnilt fniirlaiiit Greenleaf. Kansas.

Goods sold at the lowest cash price, and al lads Of TAKEN IN ESC II AS tants with corn thus averting thehor is peopled with hoodlums. -1- County, for fl years, If) A "NT tereat. Miner cent per annum, a. i.1 ommls.lniis re aioa i.i-. Apply to i.

1. BRCklUALoU. AUsyivm.le, Ujsas. -3 I jraisui nfjf, ittiu was much re-pet ted by all. rors or ismine.

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