The Augusta News from Augusta, Kansas • 3

C-rd of Coal. and Pickled Goods. Trv our Pickles EBifos The Eldorado fellows find that "forcin' Hill n.fi Bf5ir Wohv wish to excress my heartfelt) V. A. Os burn.

While quarrying rock in the Palmer They are excellent. JVitpsta pew. thands to the many friends who so Kina- Sterling rock quarry, this week, the i nr.nic.4-nA nnri nnmTnrt.ecl me mv re-i workmen struck a seam of very fine coal OODiOWU u. Hlnth AnnnlComineenunt. The commencement exercises of the Are still In the lead of the procession with the rcrh bereavement.

resembling very much the Canon city Mrs. Nancy Miller. City High School will be held Tuesday coal. Only a small amount has been de tater on de chile when de chile don't wantde tater" is an up hill business. We understand that the Mayor has sent for some blank guardian papers, to be used in case another show comes this way.

Bv buving one dollar's worth of merchandise at the Racket Store you haye PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT AUGUSTA KANSAS. evening, May 27, 1890, at Hmdman's taken out as yet, but the evidences are IV allacc and Co's li ew. that a paying vein is not far off. Opera House. Elaborate preparations are now being made for the event, and Wednesday Wallace Cos circus Elite al lime a nt A at! oyer.

O. W.MEACHAM, EDITOR. the degree of interest Is-eing manifested exceeds that of any former entertain FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1890. There will be grand concert at Andov- a chance to get a gents gold watcn juiy 4th 1890. 29" showed in this city, and from the cheering and applauding we judge the people in general were well pleased with the performance.

In fact the performance in nan fi Vipst we ever saw. ment of a like nature. There are nine Cultivators, Wagons, Buggies and Carts. os30S3sr 3 er on Saturday May 31st, which will consist of songs, instrumental music, recitations etc. Judging from the pro graduates viz Nettie Alexander, Nellie Crow, Oceola Glass, Olive Paul, Pearl Mr.

Eeeks, general agent for the German Insurance Company, of Peo act was well done, but when Mrs. Jenkins, George Myers, E. Shirley, gram, it will be splendid. Admission 10 Tiling in town a few days this I II Willie White and Beecher Hoffman. Spectacle.

McMister Locke have just received the Coest lloe of specs ever in Au-justa. Thev have iosLrutnents and can fit your cents. week. Lucille climbed to the top of the canvas and leaped toward the ground, the hair TSTnnh A. McKitrick bought of Wilbur Lost A cuff, with button and holder, For Sale: By the Butler County Co rf the writer raised his hat on nis neau Brown, this week, one thousand head on show day.

Finder will please leave operative Mercantile Association, a set shA rlirt not strike the ground however, of the finest sheep ever marketed in this the same at this offiee and receive their of Tinner's Tools complete. For par ehft was cau.ht by the wrists by Mr. countv. and will ship them to Kansas ticulars call on or address C. F.

Primm, I reward. Gordon who was hanging on the trapeze City next week. Mc. has, not only been manager, Augusta, Kaaisas. 29tf Ynn nnn havfl VOUr load of corn dump- eyes.

The prices a' very low. l.emen ber the Famous drug store. Lets have the sprinkler started. Remember that Augusta will celebrate. U.

A. Albin was in town last Friday. Get your milk shake at Wilday's. 29 tf fifteen feet below her. Then a deserved shiDDins an immense amount of fane ed by taking it to j.

juaynes. j-ali Vippi- went ud from from tne audience. As t.hft for the plaintiff con stuff to market, but has been getting the This was the crowning act. The bicycle Alti Pendergratff, and old-time came io on the train Wednesday. He topjprices for the same.

"HnRinpss bv the Melrose family was im- 1.1st of Letters. VioaKimin tlift mountains for several theflvine sailor was good (Miss last A glorious i aia fell in this section TWn1R Wallace.) Mr. Park Melrose the Remaining in the post office at Augusta, i years. trols the disposition of sheriff sale notices, the ill feeling oE the Augusta News toward Sheriff Schram, expressed last week, is without cause or provocation on his part. Charley has been in public position now for a number of years, and the people of the county are tolerably well acquainted with him.

The way he has done his duty without fear or favor has been and is understood by all. be beat. All the Fresh "Vegretalle. Kansas, for the week endmg May to hnva were stuck on Albretta, the slack frpfth vegetables cveniDg. Rev.

Burton, and daughter arc off Ohio oa a yisit. 1890: his fruit store. He al- Davis Charley, Adams Mrs. Martha, wire dancer, and everybody thought Pauline 'Lea as bareback rider, was a so has milk suaue, ciaer anu icmu" Current Miss Myrtle. some of his Douglass Tribune.

Parties wishing any of the above letters Clayton Viets marketed hogs last Tuesday. 5 clipper. The running globe act was great. D. J.

Iicberand daughter Floy of Lo The attorney in a case does not always the whole business was first must call for "advertised letters," and rnu 4- i Tfina came in to see the show. Of course control these tnmgs, mr. doe. o-u Hns. To tell of all the things were -il.

Vol Weidlein made a business trip cast the first of the week. D. J. just came to show hislittie gin tne irmfl would take too much space, but torney in a case gave us a sheritt saie and we set it up and then sent it to the NEW STEEL EEAME BINDER i animals. wish to say to the show going public that Wn.llar.fi Co's show is new, clean and give date of list.

P. W. Bxjkwck P. M. The quilt and carpet to be drawn at the W.

E. C. Fair June 4th, are now on exhibition. The quilt can be seen and examined at J. W.

Skaer's store. Tickets oa sale at ten cents each. The car shirts and hosiery away Backet Store. 29 tf rr-frof Tlalfliriff carries the high sheriff for his signature, and sent it Overalls, down. 7UU IVfcHV.

finest line of picture mouldings in town first class and take the good wisnes oi again and For 1890 is a daisy and we anticipate no nannio with them. The managers KJ lAJk. uv.uwiw viJi-''. Mrs. Ainsworth is at home of course Dan is happy.

re-r 'fa 4. OCT! fipmpn. esDOClsiil.V ivir. tXX. PCI itV jw 7 Farties wishing to set their watches pet can be seen at Hmdman's store.

Now is your chance to get a handsome trouble in taking the lead in harvesting Seeley. I to the correct time can do so by seeing John Rilfe and wife returned from St. Louis last Sunday evening. in time for him to sign and return beiore publication day But what did the high-cock a-lorum of a sheriff do? Why, he took control and sent it to Douglass and we never knew what had become of until we went to collect our bill. Then he said to us: "I don't owe you anything.

I never sent you a sheriff sale." We presume you would call this -'duty without fear or favor." We don't. We call In. WorriTKitnTi n.s he carries me quilt or a nice carpet for ten cents. Call Nowli the Time to go West. I --J machinery, as we have with other imple and examine them.

regulator. Aumista to Denver, La unta. There came near beiag a shootim match in Leon last Saturday. Only $0.95 from Augusta to St. Louis Go to Wilday's for your milk 34.40; Colorado Springs, 4.40; Pueblo shake.

29tf via Frisco liae. All points in the east ments in the past. Come everybody and Trinidad, and other points rlv loV rjttes. Go via William Thompson, a prominent stock i in rrooortion. Go via the 1 risco Line 1 1 it durned meanness, and it has the Frisco line.

Seve'-al Leon people attended the circus and Btayecl for the conce -t. Buy your garden, lield andflowei seeds of J. V. Weidlein. 18 raiser near Eldorado, went stark crazy as it is the shortest and only direct une see us and be convinced.

Vnr- fnrflipr information call on last Sunday over religion. He wasgiven Try 8nowflake Hominy at smell of contract. Yes, Joe, the people eettinn nrettv well acquainted with li vjwi OsBTjRN'S. 27tl 0. L.

Walker, agent. anrt if th a News can render them buser Hill Bros. Elmer Harrison has beea suffering with tracts by an adventist outfit which made him believe that the end of the world was at hand. He claimed to have a message from the devil to kill his family, nnv assistance in setting further ac Attention Old Soldiers. a wrvRnre foot caused by a milk can TTo is able to be around All old soldiers who have never taken quainted with him it will do so.

Judg- he is doins his Mrs. Chas. Tintey w'll please accept our thanks tor an elegait boqueat. Balding the Photographer don't propose to be ontdone by anyone. 31tf Miss Emma Rainey of Lorena, made this office a pleasant call last Friday.

a homestead, and who desire to take a again however. "duty (toward you) without fear or fa and was taken in charge just in time to prevent him from putting the message into effect. claim in the Cherokee Strip when it is onened. will find it to their advantage For elegant new Dishes and Glass wore vor," that is, he is not favoring anyone outside of Eldorado and Douglass. Oh, go to Osburn's.

11 27-tf SppIio Walker nhseton, cart jv mw a. dn.rlinff. vou ousht to frame him. nnrT ran.fl wnson. with the Stutz middle nw trnnds and bottom prices at L.

A. 11 If 111 W. H. Biddle, yice president of state Alliance, will deliver a lecture to the en 's at Worden Wishards. spring.

These vehicles are strictly grade and fully warranted. Mouser C. Cart, ash N. K. Chance, Vice Pres.

29tf T.0ir ai Ua.npA Tiprt Wednesday. A Jos. Williams, Pres. Hill Bros, can surprise you on p. ll full attendance is desired.

Don't fail to see tliem. has returned from his He reports things dull. Can always buy the follow Will Worden trip southwest. ISf pill Blttpsli Baldinc is making photos cheaper than This is a capper. Peter Johnson of the aualitv of the Little Walnut, sold to day to Knowles citizens strai-ned a Smith of Eldorado, 13 head of steers work done.

Kltf of his own raising, under two years old, All kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables nnllnd down the scales at an av DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. DIRECTORS. ing' goods at tne lowest prices at PAT SEXTON'S erage of almost 120G pounds each. Un a point and patronized the show in this city. Geo.

Young of Eldorado was in town last Tuesday for the purpose of buying horses. New goods at L. A. Grant at .1 Wi.lmrd'H 29tf John Kibby who has been sick for the doubtedly this is the best lot of year A. Palmer.

Jos mst few months with the grippe is now Viets. N. R. Chance. Theo.

McKnight. Jos lings ever sent out of the county. These Yeager. C. L.

D. W. Friend. W. Brown.

Williams. N. M. Van Dervoort. r.oafrl in St.T.oms.

We nope ne vounsters brought $3.75 per hundred. tLyXU will soon return without his grip. Johnson concludes that if a farmer cant make money in Kansas it is no use to go The brother of Grandma Miller, whom iro eery Store anywhere else to start in the business. dm Virnneht-, home with her some time (3 CSTY BAKERY Times. ago, sick, died last Saturday trom con S.

G. Hindman is enjoying a visit from his two daughters, whose homes are in Illinois. AbeMouser, after brisk race with Pat Sexton, has got a corner on well buckets. Here's Your Clieap Meat. sumption.

He was buried Sunday. AXO Jim sellins meat at the following Weidlein's Garden and field seed3 have Sugar rates: Hams 10 to 11c; Shoulders at 7c; Coffee arrived. Bacon 9 to 10c; Dry Salt at 7c. Syrup TVnnr. the vouim man who had Tom Copeland, editor of the Longton E.

Weidlein, BREAD, PIES, CAKES, FINE CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CANDIES, FKOT3 Iiice Lard rnftitpfl last week is up and At People's Meat Market. nuts, canned goods always on nana. Signal, was elected Grand Master at Arms at the Grand Lodge meeting of the Bacon 111 4X1 L4X around. Hams At. the residence of the K.

of P. at Topeka this week. A good Dried Beef brio's mother, in LoansTort. Indiana, Take your corn to S. G.

Haynes where you can have your load dumped, lltf choice, Oil AT.indav. Mav 19th. 1890. by Iiev. C.

O. Beardsley the Eldorado jointist tvi W. Skaer. of Aucrusta. Gasoline Canned Goods Milk Shake On Top.

ALL KINDS OF FLAVOR. Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Pop, and Miss May Thompson, of was in town Tuesday looking around, Axle Grease Logansport. probably with a view of locating. The Baking Powder Mr. Skear is one of Augusta's most en W.

C. T. U. people might keep an eye Beans Shoe Blacking terprising business men, and Miss May Cider on Ice. on him.

i Starch Laundry Soap Toilet Soap Soda Bird Seed Tacks Teas Vinegar Wash Blue Indigo Butter Eowla Prints Moulds Paddles Clothes Pins Wash Tubs Boards Toothpicks. Potato Mashers Rolling Pins Mop Handles Yeast Cakes Cigars Tobaccos Pipes Oranges Lemons Bananas Flour Meal Graham Flour Dried Apples Peaches Prunes Blackberries Raspberries Apricots Currents Grapes Raisins Horseradish Iuk Jellies Kraut Lamp Burners Chimneys Lye Macaroni Matches Nuts Writing Paper Envelopes Pencils Pickles Olives Chowchow Pepper Sauce Catsup French Mustard Table Sauce Spices Stoneware Stove TJinmnariTi wfl.a one of Indiana's most E. E. Harvey and wile oi uignton weie visiting their daughter, Mrs. G.

C. Cary, last week. Mrs. Cochran, a sister to Clay Gabbart arrived this city, Wednesday, from Tennessee. August Kuster has gone to Galveston Texas, on a tour of investigation will be gone 10 days.

Go to Hill Bros, for your cured meats. charming young ladies. They can con TTams 12c: breakfast bacon 11c; bacon gratulate each other upon the choice 10c; dry salt 7 and 8c. CRYSTAL PEARL ICE CREAM Stove Polish Brooms Scrub Brushes Candies Chewing Gum Cheese Chocolate thev have made. They have arrived W.

C. Bradfield received a telegram and are now settled down to house f-om Denver stating that their daugh keepingon School street. May they en roil in onrl rm nur warden and flower ter Jennie's little babe was dead, last joy all the blessings of married lire, it THE FINEST MADE. Will be found at the Bakery or delivered to your home. Tuesday morning.

Mrs. Bradfield took Hope Cocoanut Extracts iainst, as e-nected jonn wouiu dkbi- the train Tuesday eyening for that city, some lady. Pearl Barley Rolled Oats nsfi Cassimere. Jeans Tf von want fine photos call on Rudy V. Tapioca and Cottonade i-anrs anu xnu ww pwuc, teeds- IStf J.

V. Weeoleix. Miss Nellie JVilday with about twenty of her school mates celebrated her birthday last Saturday. Wednesday wasn't a very good day for fish, but a number of large sized muckers bit, all the same. Son where you can get them artistical- Cod Jnsn Iff rnf nnpllPfl lv! CITY BAKERY.

AUGUSTA, KANSAS. Herring Cheap Implements MEMOKlALSHiRVICES. yxfn v.rir r.n JiQTirl h. lrirf ftnrz nf 1 1 A LLAJ 1 Kj VAl umju. m.

5 implements which we will sell away down nEAJDOXJAETERS OF J-i. E. KINO POST 10t, DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS, G. A. R.

Harmon Rudy the photographer etart- All kinds of Fruits and Vegetal)! es in season. Highest Implements come and see us before buy-1 -J mnrtlilW on a visit to Comrades, old soldiers, and the pub mg. We can oo you goou. tiM." friends ind relatives in Ohio. market price paid forproduce.

Give me a call. lic cenerally are earnestly invited to par- 21tf Augusta Merchen tile o. State Bank armers r3 with L. E. King post, in the ob The Clow's Photo.

Light brown sugar, 16 pounds for $1 at the Alliance store, No. 2, opera block servance of memorial day at the opera 3.Ji. A rp house on Sunday, May 25, 1890, at 11 Balding has the photo of the Clown EXTON. Augusta. -JU and all the rest of animals in parade, for o'clock a.

m. Services will be conducted E. R. GRANT, Cashier. JOHN JACK, President.

tv Rev. Churchill of Augusta. On Fri sale. So the clown's joke about ins pic Edward Fellows at Douglass was kill-i snf.iirdav bv the discharge of a ture was not much of a ioke after all. day May 30, Decoration Day, all old sol- SURPLUS, $1,000.

CAPITAL, $50,000. VU mi mr gun while getting oyer a fence. and comrades will meet at Post room at Call and get one. Sltf o'clock sharp, and then march to It was nlainly shown on circus day One of the elephants in the show was Accounts of Merchants and farmers ISarMonev to Loan on Short or Long time. the opera house where the regular ser that the man who made the statement standing with one foot tied to a stake; received on favorable terms.

vices of the G. A. K. will begone through that all the fools wore dead, lied. Mrs.

stopped to look at the elephant, at which time Comrade Bricnell, of Wich THE PEOPLE'S MEAT MARKET. ED. WEIDLEIN, Prop'r. and when she saw it in this position she S. G.

Haynes payes the highest market ita, will deliver the address, after which said to her husband who was near: price lor corn. the Post will repair in ranks to the va ity Transfer Line. rious cemeteries where the solemn and Mr. James Shreve, wife and daughter, in company with Mrs. A.

Eudy made the 'Oh, Sam, loos at that poor elephant, it has Ot wooden leg." A meetins of the republican county impressive ceremonies of decoration, of the srraves of our honored dead will be News a pleasant call Wednesday. proceeded with, that we may perpetuate central committee is called for Saturday W. TREWEESE, Froprietor. J. V.

Weidlein shipped last Friday 12 the memory of fallen comrades, Keeping Mav 24th. to apportion delegates lor rtnn Annan i(W9. an nounds "of alive among ourselves their valor and the coming congressional convention, fix their sacrifices, which for all time must All kinds oi fresh and salt meats constantly on hand date for the election of said delegates Dravinir oi all kinds promptly attended to. Your pat- UVV" vgQ-j butter, and a whole raft of poultry. The finest uncolored Japan Tea in the Citv at Oabum's.

S7tl and transact such other business as may not be forgotten. Ed Hill, Chairman of Com. Oystrs, Celery and vegetables in season. ronage is respectfully solicited. properly come before it..