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Augusta Republican from Augusta, Kansas • 3

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Kotick. All persons having business TI3IK TABLE S. K. S. F.

It. It. A. HUBBELL, For primary simplicity as well as monumental stupidity we commend Bru-Soule as the pinacle of success. Xow.

that tlie at u. n. Brown 8 bank will please take notice that the hanking hours are from 9 Fre't A Kx. A Mail Fre't A Arcoru. Get your Boots at Wishard, Hungate If yon want the best quality Coal, Keller keeps it.

Stations. Affim a. iu. to 12 and from 1 to 4 p. ra.

G. IV. Brown DENTIST discussion of this question will not affect Vail Tt. -M. OS, li; navmg purchased the Stock of Goods formerly owned byA.Kuster "Winter Apples.

1 UaVlTlllll, Al liltTA, rter TTin Tr any other person man "uiscussors we would remark to Bro. Soule that when be spouts about liospitality" being ac Bixler's for Limburger Two car loades of good winter Go to Cheese. Apples just received. Parties de OAS AD3IHVISTEKED, cepted by us and not appreciated he is PERSONAL C.P. Sa fiord returned home from Garden City at week.

Ed. Stmt ford run In a moment Monday during the halt of the Santa Fe train. 1. M. Elder started for Albia, Iowa, yesterday, to make a three mouths tour and visit.

T. O. Shlnn and family returned last week from their extended trip homo to Illinois. Miss Lou Smith was a pleasant caller Monday. She has been very successful TIME TAULEA.

T. S. F. lt.It. cutting his own little moral throat.

We tAll work warranted. Ladies' and Misses' Hose at Wishard, II ungate Go's. siring fruit should call at No.l Op era block. A. Kustee.

"When you have a Headache. tD effect Nondajr, August 1. 1K11. de not rcsrnrd the hospitalities" extend ed us on occasions like the one referred ot: Pa. jrr 1 Whitehoru Locke keep a full to (or any other, for that matter) as being When you have a bad taste in stock of School Books.

Fsss'CT Nurlh. I eaves 2: A 1:0 liM your yon have a feel Stations. Florence, AtlKUatu, Walnut, intended as a bribe; neither docs Mr, Soule when he Las his wits about him. Don't forget that Viets soils tho Si4) ft.) 10: oO ing of general lassitude; take California kidney Tea, the great liver A.r FSCSft t'V1' 3 to 5 2 years. Set, Ltt vsrieties known, lpr 30 000 riie tret' 2- to ttvt' F-a' treen, 4to feet, Sl5perl1.

Peach trees, 2V t-i fwt. I er 10. ITrt rAAn Cottna 10 In. SI pr 100.8T a 110. He probably remembers that only a short Walker Boot.

AND ADDED A LARGE INVOICE OF NEW GOODS To Our -1 -iissoarted Stock, now invite the public to call and examine prices be-' fore purchasing clswhere. And will endeavor to merit the patronage of all by giving Call and see us. At Kuster's old Stand, Augusta, Kan. time before he made his first attaek upon ana kidney remedy. It will cure with her class in music V.

8. MAILS. you. It is without alcohol, use it Wm. Dtekinslieets if turned from Col lor all trouble of the liver or kid Splendid line of Underwear at Wishard, Iluugate Co's.

Remember hat Whitehorn atala 10 to 1'. in. ii.TA) a loo. a aKo Full vvck of fruit and Oramental Insi, Jhruls, Small Kruit. Ines and PlauU.

fend far rico list. Kni ta Valley Mnrsery, -ly R. ttne, loreka. Ko. Mall fr-lna- wift on St.

Loul A Pun Francisco V. It. drpsrU at p. in. G'Jug east lifi orl neys.

For sale by Whitehorn orado-last week, looking much Improved In health. As cold weather is coming on a.m. M.il mli' nr.rih on A. T. A J.

F. rsilrnad lea Locke keep all sizes of Window- Locke, Angusta, Kansas. New Music School. we expect to hear of William leaving for ves at I f. in.

on smuc r. 1, lairM in A III. Glass. Mail rr.ni Nrvlng ard tho northwest arrives Wiiiptnva and attirday at 6 p. m.

Florida in a short time. Prof. G. I- Ilaskin and wife of And- a norougii instructions given Ladies, if you wish to see some fucadsYs anil Friday at m. Mail irrtin from Vdnll Wednesdays and Sat Vocal and Instrumental Music by thing new go to Viets.

tirdsy at ft p. IU. Departs A' uida ami rldaya Miss Lmilie Hoffman, at her par I7a.ni. tuts' residence, on Brown's addi- over were pleasant wallers last Thursday. They begin school in their new school building at that place next Monday.

And-over has been lucky in securing two 6iich excellent teachers. LOCAL NEWS. dition to Augusta. Buy Furnishing Goods at Wishard, Ilungate Co's. Big lot of Majolica ware at Viets'.

Teems-20 weeks, 40 i4 Instrument included, 19. Tlie llogt cemetery in Walnut town eh.om Locke, 0 S. D. Anderson leaves this week for THOROUGH BA8S A SPECIALTY. Give ns a trial and we will give us he accepted our ''hospitality" at the best hotel in this city, but we didn't consider him any nearer bound to us for that, nor ask his leniency we detest such menialism.

Again, Mr. Soule lias and uses a complimentary piss upon the Santa Fe road docs he consider himself owned by that company because of thcir-hos-pitalify?" We have too good an opinion ot him to believe that. Vet this all works on the same principle. Had Mr. Knowles placed himself square upon the leading and most important qnetlion he would have received our unqualified support.

did not do that, and we did not consider the law sale In the hands ot an attorney who did not. Laying aside the personal spirit which induces Soule to keep up this fuss, he knows, if be had the manhood to aumit the truth, "that what we said was true and within the knowledge of every reading and thinking citizen of the county. He knows fiuther that his only reason tor making the attack upon us was to court patronage and friendship at the expense of principle and moial decency, and he will know(if he lives long enough, which is rather doubtful), that Cellar county. to make his future Goto Keller for Gem City White B2 La to you satisfaction. 16-3 Lime, the best made.

home. Mr. A. is one of the leading members of tlie Holiness church in this CO Or i-H if) C) So O. Plenty of the best Granulated Good Farm for Sale.

A well improved bottom land county, and a good citizen in every respect. We regret to see him goiug away. Sugar at Blood's. 9 lbs. for 1.00 Farm, desirable location, one mile from; Augusta, containing 1C0 Miss Mary Dill, of Council Grove, has Get your Gloves and Over ship lias ln-tn enclosed with a substantial tone wail.

Mr. Dchiiis, our populiir jeweler. hn receive! a magnificent stock of jewelry. Go ami see it verytliinjr. pretty.

Saturday whs a pood day for business. The streets were crowded with teams. lUuiness men report a good trade. The price of eorn went up a little last week in this eity and the result was the delivery ot a large amount in this city. "After the Battle" is what the fellows are mostly singing now.

It's a sort of unpleasant relief to a good many ot them. been visiting the family of S. J. Saft'ord in Shoes at Co's. DRUGGISTS AND AP0TEHCARIES, AUGUSTA, KANSAS.

Dealers in, -WINDOW MACHINE OIL, LINSEED OIL. LARD Oil, COAL Oil, BRUSHES, PAINTS. Etc. Etc WAIX-PAPEE, SCHOOL BOOKS, CUTICLE.4 Patent Medicines, Chemicals, Etc. Agents for Hill, Slayden LitU Celebrate I Steep Dip.

Remember the Place, at the tills city the past week, ami in company acres, good running water the year round, between 80 and 100 acres in cultivation, No. 1 farm Buckwheat Plour and Maple with Mrs. Saftord cnllcd at this ofiice Fri Syrup at Cox Bros. day. Miss Dill is a compositor in the Council Grove Republican office, and house, suitable out buildings, fine bearing orchard, and a location withal a pleasant and prepossessing lady.

Bargains in everything at Wishard, Iluugate Co's. Sand! at Haines' Coal for fruit growing as good as can be found in the county. For further information call at this ofiice. Mis3 Smith's Concert. A fair attendance as presant at Miss 4-honesfy Is the best policy," even in poli yards, Augusta.

20-3m. Smith's concert last Friday evenii g. The STONE DRUG STOI1E. AUGUSTA. Canton Flannel and Carpet A Card.

-Myself and wife having occa programme was very complete, and curried out to perfection. It was us fellows: "-'t. ge, Jiugte," bycla--. Warp at Wishard, Iluugate Co's. sion to have our teeth extracted tics, and that none-horse editor like the one who presides over the Index can be a gentleman if he tries hard enough.

Ta, ta, Bro. Soule. Our Logan Letter. Ixmjan- Oct. 30, 1SS2.

Soldiers' Reunion at Eldorado on Tuesday, November 11th. There onght to be a lame attendance. See notice elsewhere Conic out end hear Col. Sinn net at the Opera house Saturday evening as it will ls an excellent opportunity to listen to a good lei tnrer. Head Light Coal Oil.

50 cts. BANKING HOUSE OF 2. Fairy Wedding Walt, Mis Laura Ta'iuer. Kulalo, Owl I a severe operation, as every one Common Oil, 20 cts. at Blood's.

knows who has had experience -Frt'Hh In Beamy Wattx, Iis Maggie Brown. 5. "i'oina Birdie, tome," Mf roun'. The Largest Stock and Best 6. Driftin Leaflet.

Mrs. Effle I'owrll. came to Augusta and called on Dr. W. C.

Bradtield, dentist, and engaged him to perform the oper Goods for the least, money at R. S. Scott's. Walt, MiiRcs Reggie Keucr and Laura Pslnter. ation.

He extracted, thirty-four 8. The a tu the Moju is Leukine, Miss Ada teeth for ns, and we must say in Akin. Ed. Rkpcbmcan. We thought perhaps you would like a few ileins from this part ot the county.

Many of the farmers are gathering corn. The young folks have commenced their winter sports, and parties, literaries, spelling schools and dances are the order. Yesterday was the day appointed for HflWPTi Ma ias Vi MMMa justice to hiin that the operation 9 ively 11: Miss Ilattic Tcff rd. 10. Ovir tlieea.

llraj. was performed as only one 11. Instrumental Miss Smith nnd Mrs. can who thoroughly understands WiV.ur. his business, as we suffered much I'ealer in The railroad "stub'' at the city mills Is crowed full of curs nearly all the time.

The Messrs, Ground are shipping large quantities of corn. W. V. Brudtield has leased the Freeman restaurant, and opened it up in good style. For a good square meal cheap Jtrartlield's restaurant is a good place to go The prospect tor the winter wheat crop was never Inciter at this time of year.

We see no poor wheat. The weather since the fall fains, ban been all that could be desired. 12. Instrumental Mrs. rowell ard Misa ess pain than we could have pos Smith.

IS. Moonlight Mus'c, Lore a. id Flower, Miss Yams Yarns! Flannels! Flannels! of all kiuds at Wishard, Ilungate Co's. Latest Election News. Reams ahead! with a $3,000 stock of Jewelry.

I have 12 or 13 Brood Sows forward with pig, for sale cheap. 22-2 A. COX. still retail Boots and Shoes at wholesale prices at the Famous. nith end W.

J. Byle. sibly expected. We cau heartily recommend Dr. Bradfield to all persons needing dental work done Mfrt-M r' -A fK ias TjJvTi the funeral sermon of George Reed, the unfortunate young man wh.

aecidently shot himself recently, and your correspondent, in company with several other parties from this vicinity, went up to Science Hall school house, about fourteen miles Eldorado, and listened Stoves and Tinware 11 Ma ch. Libb-e Head. 15. Oh. Retfess ce.

Owl Lib. 16. duet, Miaa Esther Ettentou being a careful and skillful dentist. 20-4 and MI 'S Smith. Mr.

Mrs. D. T. Willits. 17.

Listen to the Wo d-bivd'a Seng, Misa Smith Spring Oct. 21st, 1832. AGRICULTL AfPLEMEATS (Corner State St. and Finh Atc.) Notice to Hunters. A persons are hrelv notifleil that banting The Salt cre-k flotilla leaves this It is about the largestfleet in and the men are generally well or ought to be.

for they select themselves most 1 v. You can get anything in the Drug and Stationary line at the old reliable Stone Drug Store. and 8-hi on the farm no-v uucter my m.UoI will be proai; Uy aceordinr tola. and Mrs. Wilbur.

18. Tiisirumeut-1 daet, Ada Akin and Br -wn. 19. It Wilt be Summer Tiiuo, By By. Cwl 1-b.

The little girls, tlie principal participants in the above programme, ai quitted themselves very creditably, displaying good ability and rapid progress in both iw. u. e-lkt. Dissolution of Partnership. Notice is bereby sriven thot the partnership heretofore exisline between O.w.

Hes nfl J. II. Kery ntider the Una name vf Hess Hi-nrv See the stock of Hoods and 2s ubias at Wishard, Ilungate Co's. Call at the Golden Rule drug store and see Ream's Immense Stock of Jewelry. isdiss led by mut consent.

The business will be con'iiitieii by J. 11. Itejry at the same I lace, to whum all accounts may be puhl. ii. W.

HB-Wi. 51-3 J. H. Heskt. Q.

W. BRO WN, vocal and instrumental music The older persons also rendered their several parts in a commendable manner. Miss Smith may well feel proud of her class of students, anil they should and do feel very proud of their excellent teacher. We are quite sure the parents were especially well pleased with tlie entertainment given by their children. THE REV.

IJEO. If. TJIAYKIi. of Bourhou. "Boti mvsolf atid wife owe our lives to SlIILOll-S CONSUMPTION' CUKE." ARE YOU MADE miserable bv Indigestion.

Constii ation. Iizzinc-s, Loss of Apj etite. Yellow Shilnh's Vitalizer is a positive cure. Call in and see our large Stock and get our prices before buying. E.

S. Scott. Worden Bros.areretailiugBoots and Shoes. at wholesale prices at the "Famous." to M. Wesley Brown, of Walnut, is enclosing li fifteen acre mat me with a good stone fence.

We are informed it costs $1.50 per rod. which is by far the fence he could put up. While the boys were tattooing each other up on State street last Tuesday night, certain parties of the udienec(?) saw a ghost a few feet south of the bloody scenes. A fact. We would remark to Bro.

Shelden that rfter we accuse him of '-grooming a candidate" will de time to deny it. Shelden is not only too previous, but also too subsequent in this matter. We have about come to the conclusion that the weather for the past two weeks has been made to order lor Kansas. Don't know whether Maj. Ionian had anything to do with it or not.

to a very impressive sermon delivered by Rer. G. W.Churchill from the text -Whatsoever thy hand fludcth to do. do it with thy might for there is no work nor device nor knowledge nor wisdom in the grave whither thou goesf." We believe from what we saw and heard j-cstcrday that young Reed was well liked and respected by all of his associates and that he will be sadly missed in the neighborhood -where he used to reside. Don Qcixotk.

Our El Dorado Letter. El Dokaiio. Kax, Xov. C. 'S2.

Ed. REri'BLicAN. One Shephed of west branch of Walnut took concentrated lie this morning for what purpose is unknown, and is likely to soon land in the -sweet by and by." The II. R. graders are at work near the east line of the town site.

The road will likely run north of town. Our schools are about to be stampeded with the Texas Itch. Prof. Shively thinks of going soon to Iowa to see if prohibition prohibits everything. We will say right here that we never knew an opposition paper to conduct a moie honorable canvass than has the Butler County Democrat.

Compare its tone with some of the antis of the camp. We understand that the engine is now running to the Butler county line between here and Eureka. Hearsay. WHY WILL YOU eo sh heft Shileh's Cure -ATiixstix- Kansas. ill srive iituuadiute relief, 10 cts.

50 ct-w and 81. BfllLOH'S CATARRH REMEDY positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and HACKMETACK a la.ni iK and fragrant PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM. 71. Pt rleaneKt and New Barber Shop. 5 F.

M. Howey, Life ot Wichita. has opened a barber shop iu the old Carlcton buil-diug. westmtie of State street, nearly opposite the potottice, and will scrape stran-geis as well as acquaintances. It you desire a smooth shave, a neat hair-cut or a good shampoo, go straight, to Howey and you'll get it; we've been there and know whereof we speak.

doss Mil umn mum, fnost ixMKauical Hair Lr5iir. periumq. nice ana SIIILOirs CURE WILL immediately rcliexe Cr ur, Whoojriujrctttgu and i chi tie. FOR nY.FKrsiA and Liver Complaint. Tin have a rir.tL'd Kuarnatee on every lttle" ef S-hiloh's Viializer.

It never fail to cr.re. A NASAL INMECTOR free with, each bottle of Sh.loh's Catarrh Remedy. SO cents. For Sale By S.Scott, IScoaCui. August.i, Kansas.

imr rails Haaon tlie vnuthiiil rxinr to CRT I Best Goods at Lowest Prices at Ream's Jewelry store. The largest stock in Butler county. We have got a Full-Stock-Saddle-Seam- Hand- Pegged- Chicago-Kip Boot for $2.50. L. Blood.

Immense line of Hoods, Xubias, Jackets, Scarfs, just in at Worden Bio's Famous store. iair. 50c ana I sues ai I Flortstcn Cologne. mm MONEY TO Demoukst's Monthly Magazine comes 'ciiarjiing; I'm Mui to us with its accustomed regularity, and on examination ot number. the we find that the articles are ol a nature Marsh's Golden Balsam for Throat and Lungs, Gives Perfect Satisfaction.

to make them highly acceptable to the PARKER'S GSIGERTOIC A Pars Bledidnt thai never Istoxicatet. readers ot this popular publication. Mrs. Alexander's Admiral's Ward." gains in interest, and the shorter tales are exceedingly well told. "Wanderers in the Heavens." ''Winter Resorts in South onumk.

or a mother ma (knm br bmihf or homo ern JMiropc, and Jennie talks with Women" are worthy of note. There is a variety ot very readable artieiis, Kel'er sells Coal as cheap as anybody and always gives good weights. Mrs. Copeland has returned and opened np the nicest lot of Millinery and Fancj Goods iu the city. Something New! The finest Trimmings for black dresses or any other dresses ever shown in town, just received at Famous.

buys an A No. 1 Wagon warranted in every particular for one year. Come and see them at E. R. Powell's.

hold try Faicu sukgu Iokio -If yon are a latryw, ii 111 lifer or oosiiiess am es. hncsted by mental strain or anwWun cam do not lake mtoricatmg stimnlaatS but use Pabcu's GtKcaa Xukic If yoa hare Dyspepsia. KlicnmatBm. KiJney er TJriuarr Cofcoiamu. or if row are troubled with atsy wVTe hare great- confidence in Balsam.

We have used it in our family several times, for Croup, Conlis. Ccltls. Sore Throats, and found it to be a charnaino; remedy Mrs. A. I Ilar-ris, Kansas City, Mo.

I have handled yoar Balsam with saceefs. It gives perfect satisfaction to my customers." t. T. VanClcave, druggists. Stanberry, Mo.

UI have been afflicted with "an affection of the Lungs for nearly two years. I have used all the popular ami well known some ot which are illustrated, on instructive topics, and every department, inelml- iiip tli in on sl kl I At as Low Eates as any, upon good, unencumbered real estate. -t Current Topics." is fully and judiciously Ye editor is a poor disconsolate hide as it were, this week. Our family is visiting in the country and Mr. Felt ham lias possession of our iisidtnoe.

ilr. F. is the boss plasterer. The stone-masonty for the new bridge across the Walnut south of Augusta has been contracted by X. Ellison and work legins to-day.

Ellison will do a splendid job and iu as short time ns possible. We learn that a little game of tattooing took place a few days ago in Walnut township between 'Gard Myers and John Franklin. We presume no one was seriously hurt. Boys, it naughty to light. We will send tlielJK.rrKi.iCAN and Dem-orest's Magazine one year for $3.00.

This 1 an excellent opportunity lor our lady friends to secure a Xo. 1 magazine at a nominal price. Hand in your subscriptions soon. Oct. 31th; in Zumbrota.

at the residence of the bride's brother, J. B. Locke. by Rev. C.

II. Rogers. Mr. Philander Sprague, of Red Whig. to Mrs.

Hannah I. Black, of Norway, Maine. filled. A handsome oil picture forms the The series of law-suits growing out of the fracas between Johnson and Reynolds, of Bloomington, came to a close, probably, last week, by a juiy finding a verdict of not guilty on the part of Johnson and malicious prosecution on the part ot Mr. Reynolds.

We have heard none of the evidence tlie matter, and do not wish to comment on the result. Both gentlemen, so for r.s'we know have heretofore been good peaceable citizens. We have known Mr. Reynolds a long time and have never heard ill ot him from any man, and hence greatly regret the very unpleasant situation be has been thrown into. The trials have of course been very expensive to both litigants, ami we sincerely trust disorder of liie hmsi ston.acii bowcis.

biood or Dcrres you can be cared by Pakkec's Ujncu Iokic frontispiece, and the crt department is fur ther supplied by several pretty engravings. FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD. If too are wasting away from sge, 5vpatie anydiseaseor weakness ami require a stunoiant take GiNcita Toxic at oace: it will wrigoraieaud biuid roa up trom the first dose but wiil never in toxica Tell has saved iimwirti of hres it may save yoma. hiscox co ia wnu sl. kw Tok.

mc sad A Good Foundation. In American households the prevailing remedies. lmt nothing-has benefited mc so much as MRou's Goldex Balsam, which I am now using." J. C. Hies, Wyandotte, sUUr Mz.

at mii ia niiirMww GREAT SATING BtTJING VOfXAB S1ZK. complaints are weakness ol the stomach and its consequences, Indigestion, Xerv-ousncss, Rheumatism. Such sufll-rer The Red Haired Man at the Fa wi ulGnnyuiiSig Kaapliy' Aitscdsl Ij. Kansas. mous "rises to explain" that Wor S3 den Bros will positively retail Marsh's Goldkx Baiam is for sale hy Whitehorn Ixicke, druprgists, Anfusta.

can la) a foundation tor health by using Parker's Ginger Tonic as it tones up the stomach and nerves, and keeps the kid Shoes at wholesale the end has been reached, and that atterthey will btcome reconciled live as neighbors and friends. Boots and prices. THE.BEST OF ALL Large bottles 50 cents and $1. Trial size 10 cents. Two doses will benefit.

A large bottle will do wonders. neys active to carry off the foul matter. O. Picayune. Jnst in, choicest line of Felt Skirts, elegant styles all wool, pari wool and Alabama Silk at Mothers! Ar you disturbed at night and broken Beware of Imitations.

Tlie delicate odor of Floreston Cologne is entirely novel. Look for signature ot Uiscox X. on each bottle. AUGUSTA MAEIIET. Augusta Township'8 Vote.

For Governor, St. Gliek 44 Robinson- of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the xcrttciating pain ol cut- The skating rluk men who went from here to Eldorado met no success, so says the Times. The trouble 6eems to be that the ladies of Eldorado have such large feet they cannot get skates made large enough to lit them. Lieut. Governor, Finney, iLgency for the ITALIANS ROTTERE A Steamship Companies.

TICKETS for Sale to 'all Principal Foreign Points. V) ortlen Bros. If you want a Pretty Hat, if you want a Fashionable Hat, if you want a Nobby Hat, -if you want a Cheap Hat go to Mrs. Copelaud's No charge for trimming hats. Bacon JWiyne ling teeth? If so.

go at one and get a bottle- of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing It -will relieve the poor little sufferer im- rCHHAlT A1Q EZAST. For tooto than a third of a eMitrrry the Mexican Mustang lisbust has been known to il iions .11 oyer tbo world as tuo only safe relianoo for the relief of nrrlilenld tuitl nain. It la a Tnexlicinc (Corrected every Wednesday Wheat C0 Rye 4.Vn Sec'y of State, ixiioert, mediatelv depend upon it; there is no Corn M)rt 75 00(7 iio mistake about it. There is not a mother Broomcorn per toiL Auditor of State, McCabe i abort) prieo nrf praloe the beat of its 3 kind.

For every foria of external pain Keller keeps Brick, Lime, Ce Fat cattle per lOOIbs 2 4 00 I4J 34 210 125 28 213 125 27 1G7 VA'J ST -1 212 125 27 2i-2 109 1 27 212 ori earth who has ever used it. who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother, ment, Plaster, Sand, Hair, for sale cheap. If you want anything iu that lin see Keller before you Sine proof! A com inertia I man from Wichita 6aid yesterday that people were quoting Augusta prices constantly at Wichita; they could do so much liettcr here. iVichita's prices have never been quoted below Augusta's yet. and will not.

Twenty young gentleman and the same number young ladies ot Augusta have MB mm and relief and health to the child, operat Milk per heail 25 txi(j-ur 00 Fat Hogs, perlOOibs, 6 BOf 7 50 Stock-hogs 5 75(rti 00 Chickens, per dozen. 2 50 3 00 Eggs. 4. IS ButteF, per lb 15 u- ing like magic. It is perfectly 6ate to use in all eases, nnd nleasantto the taste, ami buy.

FRISCO IiHsTE" is the prescription ol oueot the oldest and Brown, Garrotson Whitman State Treasurer, Gilford 44 Ludlow Attorney-general Moore, llaydea McBrian. Supt. Pub. Inst, Speer, 44 Whitman Mnstaui (j I.lnf raont la witliout aa eyrnal. It penetrate fleb sad sstisacla to the very boat tnaiinp the) eontina-ance of paba nnd ittflatnraaUon impoa-eible.

-Its effects noon Uumaa ieah and tlm Uruto Oootiott ro cqualiy wouUcr LEGAL NOTICES. host female physicians ana nurses in me United States. Sold everywhere. 25 cts a bottle 2-25-ly organized a elect I can furnish all the money that is wanted in the county at 7 per cent, interest. Also have $20,000 to loan on city property.

Call and see me. Respectfully, E.N. Smith. I fuL The Mexican IT. Ij 5AH FEANOIiElQ RAILWAY-: JTHEUGH( South-west 3Iisoiiri, Southern KnitHns, IVorthera Arka usa nd Iiuliau Tewitory, 19i 27 Associate Justice Brewer, 212 124 TJulment ia noeded ly aornebody in ed Will Boyle president, leased the Opera house for one night per week and started in for a winter's amusement.

It will be boil i heathy and pleasant. Lecture. On Saturday eveniag, November 11th. Col. II.

T. Sumner trom El Dorado, will lecture at the Opera House, relating battle and camp scenes of the late war of the Publication Notice. Land Omri at Wichita. Kit. Ortober 16 th.

lSdSL Notice is hereby gi ven Mint the fellowing uam-ed settler has tiled notice that ha will appear with his witnesses to make final in ort c.f iii claim, before W. A. frlanun, a notary uMic, in Aninista, Butler tOTinty. Hacra', on th sixteenth iav of November, A. I.

1S2, Oss-pe Land I. filing No rnw section 18 towesbip 2H. Ronth nntre eaot i. Butler Kaesvs, Cieore W. B.Hllensrcr, and folloa-iiri as his vit-iessi-s to pruve 19R 4 pvciy lioaso.

lir ery Ca lriii ku news 01 3 the afrosy of an anrfal acalcl ar bars 1 sulxluod. Of a-mevaaaatto aaaa-tjrs-a re- 110 40 save Dy me ueanug jx) wcr tw. uu Stoves, Stoves, Stoves. We are constantly receiving new invoices of Stoves, Heating and Cooking, Coal or wood or for both, whieli we sell cheap; Don't buy until you see our stock. E.

-li. Powell. A Coucgh. Cold or Sore Throat, should be stepped. Neglected frequently results in an incurable Lung Disease or Consump tion.

Brown's Bronchial Trochees do not disorder the stomach like coiigU syrups and balsams, but act directly oa th inflamed parts, allaying irritation, piv relief in Asthma, Bronchitiss, Coughs, Catarrh," and the Throat trenbkfr which Singers ami Public Speakers are subject to. "For thirty years Brown's Bioirchial Trochees have been recommended byphy sicians, and have always given perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and constant use lo nearly aa entire gen eratioH, they have attained well-merited rank among the tew staple remedies of hiscontiiuio'is resi irn-e npoti b-h! cultivation of aai'l tract. iz: Jacob Beam, Thomas Walters, rebellion. Ererybedy is Invited to attend.

Comniodore Garrison and Phillips, all of Grand He-union and Camp Fire. AURastu vostLtiice, 15uu-r county, Jva- sas. 19-o K- L. Walker, Renter. There will be a re-uaion ot old soldiers Cattle and Sheep for Sale.

SPECIAL held at El Dorado, on Tuesday, Xov. 14. 23 head of 3 year-old heifers lSSitowhicb everybody is invited. Come Cherokee all with calf by thorough bred bulk Price 25 per Cranberries at Cox Bros. one.

come ali. aird have a good time. Uhl Congress, 3rd Ryan Cmnon, 44 Cole, Wood Congress at large, Peters. Morrill 44 llanback, 44 44 Wood O'Flannigan, 44 Itavis 'j Phillips i. WtlUams, 44 Inland, County Attorney Gardner.

White Dl'k Dist. Court, Mooney Snyder, Probate Judge, Stratford, SiHehelL 44 liussell, Superintendent, Shively, Riley Rep. 70th Fullinwidvr, Robinson, Rations free to all old soldiers and their head half in one year, the age. sold at 2s cent a tox every Bny the Walker Boot. families.

If I 211 210 210 210 12S 123 27 23 24 14 1V3 13(5 33 212 123 -7 211 111 27 2i-2 125 173 139 42 where. By Order II. Wallace Tost Xo. CS, 12 miles southeast oi Angusta on Rock Creek. Also 250 fine large 2few Millinery at Mrs.

Blood's. F. M. HOWEY, A. II.

Trios, E. Woods, P. D. BaYDKX, P. Atijt.

wet price per EJSBEAC1SG TJKDEK OXB MAXiQEHrST, OVlili- SOOMILES railway srstem; rOTniPTG direct coDceetion for all frntr In TEXAS, COLOltADO.NEW MEXTCO. VltlZOXIA CALIFOKXIA AND FAR WEST. POStTIVLT tlie Rhortat, most pleasant, aud cliearesf rrnt to all pntnls HSsT, OJitTXIIi.rVfesT siiiI VIA VI- SAINT LOUIS: -THROUGII EXPRESS TRAILS EUX rUIJHAIV Palace sleeping Curs on TVisIit Truins. This is the only route to tfre FaiiuSus I KU R1TKA SPJil NCJS, AiRK. pt- l-ni8 San Fiaucisro Railway Company owof nhmit OVK MILLION Here of rieh fanning anil mineral lamU looatwl alunsr its completed line c.f railway in southwest Mieaonri, wUicb are being sold at low pftcesaixl upon easy terma for paytnevt.

Free Transportation is ftimiched land exptolera who urcha.e land frem the Company, In accordance with Land Department rejmlatioc. i llic St. Louis San l-rancisco raUway oomfa-uy invite, thmnyh its Passerger, Freisht, and Land departments, the attention of the Travelins Public, Freigrht Shippers, and Land and Home Soekers To exnmine into tll general advautneos oflerud the patrons of their line. for fuli and particular informs tioi, wtth maps, rates, time lablts, Ac. call upon or address any our lcal agents, or either of the nndor-nauicd.

W. II. COFFIN, Iaiwl Commissioner. E. CA8SHY.Oenl Frersrht I.

AVISIIART, Gen'l Passenger Agt. KOGEUS, 2d Vice Prt-Tt and 'Geatilanafier. Tttople St. Jouis, 2Io. which Rpeodily trr9 ancb.

aUmeata of the HUMAN 1 LKsH Rhcamatliat, jfs, StltT Joiat. Contracted Mstserea, Bsrat and Scalds, Cats, Bralsst and Xpratna, Poltsasas Uitea and Stiatrs. Stitniess, Iuhshs, Ola Sores, llcers. Chilblains. Sora Klpplea, (skrd UTvact, and Indeed every form of exterraal disease.

It heals vrlthottt evare. For the Ckkatiost it care Sprains, Swinuy, ettifT Joints, Feondtr, Dameas Sores, Uoof Ws. eaaes, Foot Kel, ktrew Worm. Nenti, Iloliow Horn, Seratebee, 1Vind nils. Spavin, Thrash, Rlagbon, Old Porea, Poll Kvil, ilnt spos tho eiistt and every other ailment to 'whacks tM sNsutBli af the talla and Msek Yard are Uattle.

Tbet Maatean Hsnsaf Unhnent always cans and never dlsappwlau; and. ii ia, iKeitiTeiy. TES BUST ALL Pumpkin Flour at Cox Bros. Go to Yiels for Clothing, i hundred pounds. JLiUquue of E.

B. Powell Augusta or M. W. We've got tlie boss sweet potato, so we liave. It was raised by Rev.

J.E. Williams Bralne. Cedar Ford, Kan. 19 tf Biggest stock of Gloves at Wisbard, Ilnngate Co's. r.

1 Believing that we are going to have a mild winter, we have cut the on np-tiDd. mensm-es eight inches in diameter, twenty-four inches In circumference ami weigtis 6 pounds and 10 ounces, (State Opposite Postoffice,) AUGUSTA, KANSAS. Good work at liberal prices. Give nieaca.ll. Best Candee Boots, prices of all heavy woolen goods, yarns, etc.

Buel's best all Wool We have the promise of a larger one from anothci gentleman. This one is a whop Yarn, 70 cts. Bed aud Fancy 2few Blood's Penelope Canvass at the Famous. per, what would a bigger one be? Colors, 85 and 90 cts. Best Grade of Germautowu, 15 cts.

a skein Buying dispatches and not getting them Is like couitfng a girl engaged to the oth I MIME FnrPublie RuUdlngs. against, 342. For bounty on scalps, against, 85. It is reported that two young men, Ed Johnson and Harvey Jones, get into a quarrel in town last night, resulting in the cutting of Johnson by Jones in sevsral places with a pwket-kmfe, miking very ugly, but It li thought aot dangerous wounCs. Best Zephyrs 10 cents a lap.

Have reduced price of Ladies' Cloaks from $1.00 to $2.00 each. New LIVERY FEED STABLE, D. Stine, Prop'r. STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD. (At old stand of 2Ceff Young), AVGCSTA, K.ASAS er felow; it's heaps of fun, but awful thin.

Jim Hurler stild with the boys all hist If yon want a good Stove, heating or cooking-, cheap go to E. Powell. TTTTf! TJSP STT? ty be on flic at Qo. J. ilj-O 1X1.

p. Co -s Aavfrihiinc Kmwjtie Spruce jit. coauiis iuas be matlw Lur It La. t. VOUi.

Buck Gloves, lower than anybody night, bvt the Florence operator was too Good Cautou Flannels at 10 cents fail of main work is? tLis direction. at Blood's Jt.

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