The Augusta News from Augusta, Kansas • 3

THE AUGUSTA ADVANCE. No' one should fail to keep an eye on Frank tlshartl, or at least his large display ad, whteh appears In this paper. New bargains are offered every week. ULYSSIS IS "BUSTED! i i OLiN W. MEACHAM.

LOCAL EDITOR When they get abend of Frank, they have to get up earlier than boarders do at LOCAL 0" the Banner Hotel. fl Dr. It. A. Marshall, a graduate of the Cool for June, isn't It? Tennessee University, has located in this Crops never looked more promising.

city for the purpose of practicing his Wastkd. Wool hearers; Inquire of profession. Mr. Marshall Is a yong man and we predict for him a good share of the business in Ids line, lie has his office in Scott fc Burgess drug store. Mrs.

Mariana T. Folsora will lecture In Opera House to-morrow evening. Subject "Woman Suffrage- A general invitation Is extended to every one Admission free. The Omaha Daily Bee, says: "The lecture was able In presen tation. witty in and hard to Forjbey havo just opened one of tlie Largest and Finest assortment Silverware, GOLD SIHEIS, beat." Mrs.

M. E. Clarke, the popular and favorite Milliner of this city, delights in pleasing her lady friends and customers, by supplying them with everything that is nice to wear. She has just received a large and elegant stock of summer hat's. thUcity.

Frof.O. E-OHn wade us a ihort vhut reterday. Milta M. Kohr will go to North thU week. Clayton Vleta got in a large Invoice ot nobby cummer suits last Monday.

C. M. Makepeace, of Tltkln, Colorado, lias our thanks for some Colorado papers. "Genuine Delight Is the best nlckle cigar we have struck. Siaco's sells them.

Thou. E. Clark, or Avon, Ills- called on tta last Monday In company with Mr. V. Brown.

it lea Alice Stoll, of Sedgwick county, is In the city visiting friends, and her sister Mrs. J. A. Kurtz. A certain young lady in this city has.

It i aald, a on chewing gum it's the corner of her mouth. TnrnOut! Turn Out to the Building and Loan Association meeting tonight, at the Oiera House. MMr. Meyers A Wagner, of Van. will In a short time open a drug store In this city.

frank Wtehard will either have to get married or starve. Girls do yon catch on Leap Year. Will continue the month of June Sale with bonnets, ribbons, luces, etc. which she is selling at very low rates. A.

L. Redden is the onlv candidate we Special JS Attractive Bargains have heard ot for State Senator. If there be no other candidate the people will have to vote solid for him or scratch the tick SPECTACLES, SIIOWN IN THIS CITY. IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. et and vote lo- Blank, and we believe Blank will get a number of votes.

In the language of the Corn Doctor, we say: To make the surroundings more salubrious, it would be well to have at least one more candidate for that position so' as to give the people a choice. There is 'Hit. I no glory in winning a victory where no We have also: employed a i FIRST-CLASS WORKMAN, and all Work entrnsted to our care will be done with neatness and and SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. fighting is M.Dilts. of Ieon, dropped in onus yesterday and chatted us pleasantly lor The Largest and Cheapest line of ladies' Misses and Children's low Shoes to be found in Augusta.

Silk Mitts, 50 Cents. Silk Gloves, Cheap. Cotton and Lisle Gloves of all kinds, tfieap- White Goods and Lawns of every kind awful cheap. JYim's Veiling and Bunting 10 cent below the real value. We invite you to call and inspect our stock.

a tew moments. Mr. DiltS' school is just out, and he says he will make a lively canvass from now untill the primary election. He is as able and well fitted tor the position lie aspires Superintend No trouble to show goods. Mr.

Vail, an old trlend ofOra Slsco Is visiting in this oity. Mr. Vail is formerly from Ohio, but lately of Cheyenne. Mr. J.

F.St Clair will address the Butler count j- Prohibitory Convention at Thursday evening. Everybody invited. Capr. II A. Cameron, Asst.

Inspector K.intas Department (J. A. came down from Eldorado la6t Monday to inspect L. E. Kirg Tost.

Don't fail to come and see for yourself. ent of Public Instruction, as any man we know of. lie stands well in the county and at home, and is at the head of lys class in educational matters. No one will regret voting tor him. Mr.

G. r. Aikman, ot Eldorado, came down to the city last Monday, and while in town, gaye us a pleasant call. Mr. Aikman is a candidate for the office of Probate Judge ol this count'.

He informs us that he has been a citizen of Butler county for 14 years. He is a Xentuckian by birth; is a live, energetic young man witli more than ordinary ability; been deputy county attorney under Geo. Gardner, and like a large proportion ol the members ol the IJepub-lican believes that a good thing should be passed around. pticiam. t3 2iS CtS3 Er 9rn 2n Last Saturday our city had a rare treat in the way of music, given by the arni- The Santa Fe will sell excursion tickets, commencing Jay 3rd, to all points on its line tor one fare for round trip; tickets good till July 5 th.

A little matinee, in two acts, took place in this citv last Sunday evening, in which one of the performers got a black eye, and the other got a tine to pay. Our old trlend, John Black is building one ot the finest barns in this county. Mr. Black is a rustier; has a fine farm on Dry Creek and knows how to run it Mr. J.

I. Heaves, an old settler, called on ns Saturday concluded he couldn't run his farm without the Advaxck, hence renewed his subscription. The proprietors of the Famous better "look a lettle out" how they allow that For a fiood Organ, see Eeams, ers Point Brass band. They first played the popular jeweler. in front of the Advance raised A.

S. Hoffman has a closing ont our Blaine and Logan flag while they were playinjr) they then went to the Gazette office and played there. They sale of boots and shoes, next four A meeting was held at the Opera house S. J. Safford returned from Chicago last Sunday.

lie says he had a splendid time. He alo says that the ticket nominated is the best one that could be put in the field; that a majority of the people be talked with, were perfectly satisfied. In passing through the State of Illinois, lie saw a great many people planting corn, nnd the best crops he saw on his tiip, were in Butler county. LETTERS- Remaining in the postoffice at Augusta. Kansas, for the week 'Hiding June 11, S4.

GENTLEMAN'S. LIST. last Monday nieht for the purpose of weeks, to make room for fall goods. No. 3, Opera Block.

Don't fail to see biui before you buy. taking some action in regard to a Fourth GO A JX JL ot July celebration, Alter a few remarks by Mayor Ground, a chairman and secretary was elected. It was decided to have crq in Machine oils of all grades, at Wliitehorn Locke's. the grandest celebration ever held in the ceuntv. the various committees were appointed, when the meeting adjourned Tuesday morning, the several committees Blanchard, Carl.

Clark, Lu. C. Ferrell, Hornian. A most beautiful line of Lace Bunting at A. Ettenson's.

Call and see J. A. Duncan at the City Grocery, aud get some of those fine lemons for 25 cts. per dozen. 4-52 set themselves earnestly to work, and prince ot good fellows, (Mr.

Farl) to go rusticating Sundays. The AnvAXCK was the first to raise a flag bearing the names ot our next Presl-lMit and viee-I'resident Blaine and Logan. It it is a pleasure to look upon happy, sinilinjr faces, it is surely a pleasure to gaze upon the laces of our prosperous farmers. evervthinc irave evidence of .1 big 4th of July celebration Augusta. I GO Branger, (2) Brown, J.

II. Duffy, Andrew. Lenman. Amos. Ilite.

W. B. Haines, W. A. Joiner, Joseph.

Mansion. Thos. Kose, W. II, Sawyer, W. J.

C. llite, W. A. Hess. F.J: Hunter, Chas.

(3) Lickbridge, James. Millet. C. Stewart. Thos.

Smith. J. W. Wait, C. V.

Ileal Estate loans at 6 per cent. Can be paid off at anv time with out bond. Call on F. L. JOJfE Last week our type made ns spell Stratford.

Shafiord, but it is all the same in dutch; everybody in the county knew who we meant Judge Stratford. The Judge has filled the office of Probate Judge for the last four years remarkably well, and all any ot his opponents can say. against him is that he has had it I The best place to leave your Died. On Saturday morning at the family residence. Miss Mary G.

Brown, of consumption. Aged 22 years 6 months and 8 days. watches, clocks and lewelry for repair, is at Reams' jewelry store Augusta, Kaus. lonr enough. We do not know but what of Judge Stratford has done about as much best stock The largest and J.C.

Haines returned from his trip to Sedgwick county last Sunday. He could look no more smiling and happy, if he tiad found a quarter; hie witecaiue with liiui. for the party and people in ffeneral, as at the country in silver ware Beams' either of the other candidates, and we do not pretend to say that he has done any Johnson, Carl. LADIES LIST. Bradley, Mrs.

Mollic. Cart well. Sophia. Elliott, Ellen N. Hunt, Miss Ida.

Johnson. Mrs. F. II. Johnson.

M. E. Yonng. Mrs. E.

Parties calling for any of the above letters must say advertised, nnd givt, the date of list. Letters not advertised until they have remained in the office one week; sent to dead letter office, one month Irom date ot advertisement. N. A. Ykager.

P. M. rendered some excellent music. The boys have been organized but six months and we must say they deserve great credit for the progress they have made. One reason that the boys have got along so well, is that they have had a most excellent and pains taking teacher and leader Mr.

Wm. Hill. The names ot the boys and the parts they play are as follows: Wm. Hill leader, Picalo; Jack Carter. E.

flat; John Spencer, first B. flat; Will Bush, first Alto-Erksy Spencer, second Alto; L. Shreeves. first Tenor; Joe Pimlot. Tuba; Dennis Fitzpatrick, snare drum; Ed.

Spencer, Bass drum. We hope the boys will come again. In last weeks Advance we ha a little local to the effect that Gardner and McDonald were going to have a car-load of dogs shipped in, whioh would be for sale at the price ot $3 a piece. A clerk in one of our popular stores, read the notice, and being desirous of purchasing a "pup" lor his own amusement. He kept a vigillant eye on each freight-train that come in, with the view of getting first choice ot the dogs.

Last Monday some of the "boys" took two or three little paper dogs (soap adveitisment) down to the Frisco Depot and placed tbem in a car, then came up town and noif ed it about that the dogs had come. Thinking this a good opportunity to se-cme his long desired treasure, he looked up the agent for the dog, and informed him that he wished to buy a bird dog; lie was told that he could not only get a dog, but could have first choice; this, the good-looking clerk regarded as a great favor. He was apprized as to the time when the cur was to be opened; in company with the supposed agent and about twenty friends, (who went along to see him make his selection.) lie marched gallantly down to the The. car was thrown open, and a peep was taken by 'the clerk. The way in which that young man made the smoke roll trom his 'havana filled" was a caution; a person not knowing the cause ot so much smoke would have imagined the depot on fire.

It is said that more. We know he has made a good officer, and suppose that the other gen ANTED! Yon are wanted at Wm. Kasscl's in Wichita, when you want anything in the jewelry line. lie al- tleman would make judges, but we We can not lelieve that his crime was a serious one. yet we do not know why ueh a strong guard was placed over Burt Hippie, by the good people of Leon-last Sunday.

don't know it. 3 vrays carries the largest and most complete stock ni this country. For thk i.apik.s only. A gentleman ot good character, steady habits, respect a able connections and association; robust, SPECIAL NOTICES. The boys have to admit that the married men are too strong a team for The game which was played last Thursday tfternoon, stood 16 to 2 in favor of the married men.

erect and good-looking; about 64 years I Xext door to New York Store, Wichita. Scott Burgess sell alabestine; the cheapest and best wall finish on the face of earth. of age. weight 175 lbs. a widower witl one child; a blacksmith by trade, desires If you want to Imy clieap goods it will pay you to read this column through.

to correspond with-n lady of the follow td i 1 i i rr TJ a ii co td ing description, with a view to matrimo When vou want a nice job of $20.60 to Chicago and return. The Santa Fe will sell excursion tickets to the Ieinocratic National Convention for a0.fiO. Tickets will be on sale from July 4th; good to return till July 15th. cigar at the nj-: A pretty lady between the ages ol 20 and 35 years, ot stout and symetrical form, weight 120 to 145 pounds, healthy Try the 15. O.

E. Golden Rule. tin work done, call on S. K. Johnson Co.

and sound, ot good social standing, in telligent and practical, good-natured and sensible, kind and considerate, domest ic and economical, affectionate and true. Buy alabaster and cafsomine your ceilings. For sale by Scott Burgess. A car load of fresh Pierce City lime just received by J. C.

Haines Co, 4 49 tf Last week we failed to give Scott Burgess, the live and energetic druggists, a local directing attention to their new ad. They are good advertisers, and of course are doing a big business. See ad. No objcction.to a widow without child If you want a nice, nobby suit of clothes, you should call at A. Etteusou's and see bis styles aud learn bis prices before purchasing.

Leave your orders for groceries with J. A. Duncan, at City Grocery store, whioh. will be pro'uptlv filled aud delivered free of charge. 4-52 ren.

Every answer will be treated with tr1 co GO strict propriety and privacy. Address in care of Advance office, Augusta. paper Kansas. A large stock of wall at Whitef orn Locke's. R.

A. Cameron's announcement as a candidate for County Attorney appears In anothet column. Lon has the ability to fill the position, and we believe, if elected, he would iterform the duties of In the proper place will be found the annotincment of J. L. McCune, of Benton cigar.

This is fine weather for paint Smoke the Bull Dog For Sale at Lane Bros. he intends feeding his "canine on "biics Township, loi the office of Representa the ofllce faithfully. oats. tive, from this 70th lleflrccentative dis ing; call on Scott Burgess for lead and oil or mixed paiuts, at trict. Mr.

McCune has been a resident bottom prices. In ns poper place be found the name of C. B. Daughters, as a candidate FARMERS 1 If yon want lime, sand, cement, hair, brick, plaster paris, coal or ot Butler county for six vears, and is known to be a gentleman ot high stand Jfuns Veiling in great profusion ing in his neighborhood. He is a man of ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Representative. We are authorized to announce the for county Attorney. Mr. Daughters is an able lawyer, a good fellow, and would undoubtedly make an excellent officer if at Etteusou's, and they are cheap, wood, call on J. C.

Haines Co. Examine that complete stock extraordinary ability, and is as straight fej i i IT" CO too. Call autl sec them. republieaa as is found in Kansas there elected. fe! name ot J- McUune, ot Kenton, as a of Machine oil at Whltehorn BUCKWHEAT for sale at A.

J. candidate for the office ot Representative are some pretty straight ones in Kansas too. He is a minister of the srospel; a Lock's before you buy. J. W.

Ground's. 50tf. for the 70th District, subject to the de cision ot the Republican primaries. Chicken feed and chop meal for stock raiser and farmer. We believe Mr, McCune would make as good a Legisla lMve nunarea dozen spring sale at Augusta Elevator and For Clerk of District Court.

Mr. N. D. Hyde, called on us Saturday and renewed his subscription to the Advance. Mr.

II. is a Democrat, but does not allow his political views to blind his mental visions on other important questions; hence his support of the Advaxck. tor as Br.tler county ever sent to Topeka. chickens wanted at City Grocery store. 4-52 mill.

4 49 tf IVe are authorized to announce the Mr. McCune authorized us to say that he name ot Vol. P. Mooney for re-election Proof Watches would support the nominees of the to the office of Clerk of District court Waltham Dust at Reams. subject to the Republican Primaries.

A car load of fresh cemenf and plaster paris just received and for sale, by J. C. Haines Co. Will be sold either at wholesale fei CO Republican party, believing that the party is able to select suitable mun to Jill the various offices. For Probate Judge.

We are authorized to announce the or retail. 4 49 tf For a good, cheap cook stove, go to S- K. Johnson Co. For lubricating oil, see Scott Burgess, and get bed rock prices. name of E.

D. Stratford for re-election to the office of Probate ml are. subject Xotice. All parties knowing to the Republican primaries. themselves indebted to Adams, the Blacksmith, are requested to We are authorized to announce the good Reams beat them all for watches at lowest prices.

eome forward and settle immedi name ot G. P. Aikman as a candidate for the office of Probate Judge, subject to the Republican primaries. ately. All accounts unsettled in Mr.

T. O. Shinn, who is a candidate for County Attorney, enlisted in tiie 2nd at the age ot 15 years, and served two years. He lived in Illinois until the year 1871, when he moved to Kansas and settled on, and improved a farm in Little Walnut Township, this county. In the spring of 1S7C he moved to Eldorado and commenced the study of law, in the office of A.

J. Miller; in September 1S77 he was admitted to the ban. Since that time be has been en 30 days will be placed in the E. iRHSTEIH, Sulphur by the pound and by the barrel at Wliitehorn Locke's. hands of an attorney for For County Attorney.

I hereby announce nivselfa candidate Balding's new building is being plastered, and will soon ready tor occu-pnncy. W. N. Certain fc that enterprising hardware firm which was burned out this spring, will put in as fine a stock of hardware and implements as was ever brought to this county. Thanks.

Mr. F.Brown, of Augusta Township, requests us to tender to his neigh, bore and friends, the warmest thanks of himself and wife for their kind attention and aid during the recent illness, death and burial of their daughter. A- J. Reams, the popular jeweler, sold J. W.

Middle ton a fine organ last Monday morning. Mr. Beams is a rustler in whatever business be embarks. He will In a short time add a $75 regulator to his already immense jewelry store; he is receiving another large invoice of clocks. for the office of County Attorney.

subject to the primaries, and pledge mjselt. if elected to faithfully perform the duties S. K. Johnson Co. are agents Manufacturer of and Dealer for the celebrated Gariand cook ot the office.

CHANGE of FIRM Having bought back mij htock of Goods from A. Collier, I ant now pre pared to supply the wants of TTTTa CITY ATVT Money on baud at John Reid's bank for all good REAL ESTATE loans offered. No delay. Leaf tobacco for sheep din by stoves, the best in the worldj- gaged in active practice of his profess Imm, iiils" asi Collars, T.O.SiuxJf. We are authorized to announce the ion, and has been engaged in nearly The highest market price, paid name of C.

B. Daughters, of El for country, produce, at the City as a candidate for county Attorney of Oomlxs, vliipH, IXtiltcrs. the pouud or ton at Wliitehorn Locke's. every important criminal case in the county for the past four j-ears. The sprinir ot 1881 Mr.

Shinn moved to this city, and has made an active and profitable citizen, such as we are loth to lose. Butler count v. subject to the Republic Urocery, on corner of Sixth Ave. Brushcis, etc. an Primaries.

and State Street. 4-52 Money always on hand at John We are authorized to announce the ooTTis rrrrv Tn-ATiu Call and see Beam's, the Reid's bank, for all good real estate loans offered. No delay. name of Capt. K.

A. Cameron as a candidate for County Attorney, subject to the Exclusive Done Xeatly and Cheaply. Republican Primaries. A long felt want a first-class You can save money bv bnviujr He is a member of King Jto6t, No. 105, of this city.

In our opinion, Mr. Shinn is the ablest man that has consented to run for the office of county attorney in this county, tor several years; and we believe, the people will not only do Mr. Shinn a favor by voting tor him, but will also do themselves justice; for this reasons: He is a man who stands well in hlg community: is a man ot ener mixed paint for a little monev. For Supt. of Pub.

Instruction. I hereby announce mveelf as a candi your silverware ef Beams. ALL 1VOKK WAKRAXTED. Supplied by Wliitehorn Locke. date lor the office of Superintendent, of S.

K. Johnson are sell Public Instructions of Butler county, subject to the Republican Primaries. Kef. J. E.

Williams gave us a pleasant call last Friday, and presented the' Sr editor with a beautiful boquet. Mr. VT. while differing with ns politically, warmly endorses our temperance views, and expresses iilmself as well pleased with our course on that subject. We can overlook the (to ns) errors of such men as Kev.

Y. in being They are. nevertheless, some of the good men of our county and State. ing more selt-binders than any II A WARD WEBB. I am just receiving1 a new stock OF GKO ClililJE And invite the Public to cali and See me at the old Stand CORNER STATE 5th AVE.

X. KUSTEB. Cash paid for Hides, Furs and body. Why? Because they have gy and ability, and has the moral courage to prosecute any and all cases which may be put in his charcre for pros Physician and Surgeon. the best in the market.

We are authorized to announce the Augusta, Kansas. name ot J. M. Dilts. of Leon, as a candi ecution, -without the fear of stepping on date for Superintendent ot Publie In Will attend to all professional calls.

both Tallow. Call and see the Scotch Cellar Augusta, Jan. 0.1884. some political toe; and in our judgment, feiiiBt the kind of a man we waut for struction of Butler county, subject to A full line of fresh groceries at the City Grocery Store, at bottom piiceri. 4-52.

day and night, office in Golden Kule the Republican Primaries, i Couniy Attorney. Di fctore..