The Bronson Pilot from Bronson, Kansas • Page 1

ri i JlJLJ JL I I I I II 111 I I I II KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. GENIUS AND GREATNESS CONSIST IN ITS PROPER APPLICATION. vg VOL. 4 BRONSON, BOURBON COUNTY THURSDAY, ATJGUbT 26. 1886.

NO- 28 MM I ill I I II I I 111 i 1 1 I LOCAL NOTES at I. Ft, Wichita Time Table. west-No 3 mail, 12:57 No freight, 8:55 a. No 7, freight, 9:30 p. m.

EAST. No 4 mail, 3:26 p.m. No 6 freight, 2:48 p. m. No 8.

freight, 10:32 Trains No; 3, 4, 8 and 9, run. daily No's. 5, 67 'and 10 run daily except Sun' days. Elega nt Pullman sleeping, parlo" and chair cars attached to ail prssenge" trains running between Bronson and Str Louis via Fort Scott in connection with Missouri Pacific without change, arrives at the Union depot at 6:50 a. m.

O. W. SPROUSE, Agent. A.O!U.W. Subscription taken for the Pilot at the Post-Office, Call at O'Neall Flake's and examine their Americus cider mill.

It is the world beater. L. E. Collins Co say that boots and shoes will be about $0 cents less per pair than last fail. $25,000 stock of clothing, hoots and shoes will be sold at the highest bidder at auction at the Cyclone on Market street, Fort Scott, Kansas.

i Citizens of this community find it to their interest to buy goods and make their headquarters at Stephenson's dry goods and carpet house when in Fort Scott, Everybody needing" 'any clothing, or boots and shoes, ought to attend the great auction sale at the "Cyclone" Fort Scott, Kansas. Eevery thing' sold regardless of value, at your own price. The Eclipse has just received one shipment of their fall and winter stock of ready made clothing, which is very attractive, imbracing all the latest styles of plaids and close fitting garments. Young man you should always do right 0 1 A Salt iJ8o per bblat Carter Andersorfs. Go to Holeman Bros.

Co. for barb wire. Rock salt ifxr cwt at Carter 6 Anderson's. Go to J. E.

Good's for the purest of drugs. Best mixed paints in the market at E. Good's, Hats and winter caps at auction. "Cyclone," Fort Scott, Kansas. The Victor clover huller beats them all.

For sale by O'Neall Flake. White Bros, successors to J. E. West-ervelt drygaods and carpets. All kinds of musical instruments for sale at J.

E. Good's, City Drug Store. Self Dump Rakes, at Goodno Go's, Go to J. E. Good for Paints and Oils, at the City Drug Store.

We are here to saveyou some money, Jiequa Martin. Fans, parasols, gloves and hosiery, very cheap at White Fort Scott. Hard red coal for cook stoves, and sells at the same price. 12 Goodno Co. It will pay everybody to attend the auction sale, at the fort Scott "Cyclone." We are offering laces, edgings and dress trimmings very low.

Call and inspect. A All the latest sheet music of the day, only iocts per copy, at J. E. Good's drug store. Farmers attention.

We will sell you mowers on next year's time without inter est. O'Aleall Flake. This cut on flour will not last alwayst Take advantage of it. Carter Anderson. The Olds wagon has been sold in this market for three years, and gives the best of satisfaction.

fit F. White sucicsors to, West ervelt is headquarters for fine dress goods and silks. 3 i 4 Mr. Geo. Campbell in company with his father, Wm.

Campbell, made this office a pleasant call Tuesday. The young roan is quite a gentele and entertaining one and a half summers. Mrs. W. O.

Williams arrived in Bronson last Thursday from Mama, to visit her sister, Mrs. H. J. Russell. Mrs.

Williams is the mother of Miss Eva Williams who was formerly a typo in this office. Miss Eva has numerous friends in this vicinity. A sufficient fund was raised by subscript tion to send Wm. Milligan to the Fort Scott mineral wells Billy has been a sufferer from hip disease since childhood. The people of Bronson have great hopes that he will return from Fort Scott deprived of his sufferings.

Mr. Q. Campbell, of Conway Springs, made a flying trip to Bronson last Saturday night to visit his daughter Edeth, who has been lying very sick for -the past week with malarial fever, at the residence of O. W. Sprouse.

Mr. Campbell returned on the 12:57 train Sunday. The Bronson Pilot has changed hands, J. Russell having sold it to I. B.

Ray, a young newspaper man of considerable ability. Bronson is a good town, the Pilot is a good paper, well edited, and we wish Bro. Ray a whole cart load of success. Garland Gleaner. S.

F. Powers, jeweler of this place, left on the p. m. train Tuesday to test the virtues of the minerel waters of Fort Scott. Mr.

Powers has scarcely been able to attend to business since the commencement of summer. We trust the waters of Fort Scott will restore him to his usual health. The hum of the thresher can be heard on all sides of town. The flax crop this season is better than it has been for years. Oats are and corn will make a good averaee cropl The dry weather in Julv injured the corn to a certain exten but the acreage being so 1 much larger than heretofore, there will be an abundance of corn in the country.

To those desiring to attend the Quaker's yearly meeting, the St. Louis. Fort Scott fit Wichita railroad company will sell round trip tickets from Bronson to Indean-apolis, Indiana, September 6, 7, 10. and 11, at the rale of 17.7. To Richmond, Indiana, and return, Septemrer 10, II, 17, and iS, $19.75.

AU tickets limited to September 30th. Colonel Crocker, of the War (Chief) office, went to bed on Monday night as poor as the average editor, and woke up on Tuesday morning worth $100,000 by reason of the railroad company locating a town on his' quarter section of Oklahoma land. Its so unusual for a newspaper man to get rich, that we are inclined to thiiik Our kingdom for a local. Miss Ida Campbell visited Moran last Thursday. Rev.

Parr is progressing nicely with the Sunday School choir; Judge Waters, of Fort Scott, was in town Thursday last. Quarterly meeting at New Hope next Saturday and Sunday. Born. August 12, to Mr. and Mrs.

Boo, a nine pound son. Bummers resortEast side Main street, a. m. West side, p. m.

Chas. Bennett and wife, of Hiattville, was in Bsonson Saturday. F. M. Nichols has a little daughter quite sick with malarial fever.

Smith Davis, our popular barber, is a subscriber to the Pilot this week. Died. August 19, 1886, the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Holeman, Some of the Bronson lads attended camp meeting at Savonsburgh last Sunday.

Prof. Peffley will superintend the public schools in Bronson the ensuing term. Doiit forget Elder Uobb's lecture on temperance, September 3rd at the Baptist church. Mr. T.

F. Miles drove down to Fort Scott Thursday last. He returned home Friday. R. Killion has accepted as teacher, room No.

1 1 in the Fort Scott public Died. August 19. Rev; Long, at his late residence, five miles northeast of Bronson. Holeman Bros Go's, tin shop is now completed, and Will is at liberty to make all the racket he can. Flax is coming in at so rapid a rate that it is a hard matter to get a sufficient amount of cars for shipment.

This office will have a clean towel next week if our delinquent subscribers show up before our wash bill is due. T. H. Pinnell last week purchased of his father, Geo. A.

Pinnell, one of the finest driving horses in the State. Rev. Parr's discourse on "Scattering Seeds," at the Baptist chursh last Sunday met the approbation of all present. Dr. B.

B. Spawr and wife returned from their visit to Chetopa last Thursday, accompanied by Wm. Lester, wif and babe. Wanted, A remedy for disposing of dogs that "raise the natives" in the vicinity of the Pilot office, about 12 o'clock every night. Mr.

W. R. Young, who lives three and a half miles north of Bronson, has been confined to his bed for the past week with fever. Mrs. L-.

Shank, living five miles southwest of Bronson was seriously ill last week with neuraliga of the stomach. We learn she is convalescent. Mr. Isaac Ervin will sell at public sale, September 15th, at nis residence, 3 miles northwest of Branson, a portion of his stock and farm machinery. Mr.

Philip Deihl, who has been in the employ of Mr. John Harclerhode, of Olive Branch foi the past year, returned to his home in Pennsylvania last Thurs L. S. Payne, of Uniontown, will have a stock sale at his residence three and one half miles south and- one mile east of Uniontown on August 28th. 1 The bills were printed at this office.

v- A. Smith, returned to Richfield last Saturday. Cory's visit to his wife and babe was cut short' bv letter from bis partner stating that business was so rapidly improving that he needed assistance, i -i If any man on. earth is not entitled to a seat in that New Jerusalem it the man who is too penurbusv too stingy and too well seasoned in cussedness to take hi local paper, but will hang around the cor ners on publication tfiry and wonder how long it is before the paper will be'ont, and as soon as the city is dstrUjuted will rush np to his neighbor and ask him for his paper before he has had time to rcid it himself. ronson Lodge No 175, will meet eyery 1st and 3d evening.

Visiting oretneren in gooa siauaing, are invited Co attend. J. W. Mtbrs, M. W.

J. E.Good, Rrecorder rv K. of P. Bronson Lodge, No. 76.

Regular convent'on every 1st and 3d Thursday evening. Visit ag brethren ia good standing invited to attend. J.S.CUMMINGS, C.C. W. OSBORN, K.

of R. S. G. A. R.

Bronson Post 274, Department of Kansas, assemble at Holeman's Hall, every secondand ourth Saturday in each month, all Comrads cordially invited, J. C. Wright, Commander. H.J. Russsix, Adjutant.

A. and Mi Bourbon Lodge No 268 Meets every 1st and 3d Wednesday evening of each month. Cooke, Sec'y. Geo. Adams, W.

J. S. C-um mlnga, Office, first door north of City Drug Store. Residence on South Randolph street, Brohsoni Kansas. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW KiT All collections left in his charge promptly attended to.

v' Office at Bronson Hpuy, Bronson, Kau. W.T POTTS, Brick-Layer and Stone Mason, AND CISTERN BUILDER. Charges reasonable and work guaranteed B. SPAWR, M. D.

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN. Special attention given to chronic diseases. Office in Puellmann's furniture store. Residence north of Baptist churdh. BRONSON, KANSAS.

W. BURNS, M. D. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON Can be found at Bronson House, day or night. BR.ON80N, KANSAS, W.

E. OSBORNE. Drayman and Express Agent. Office at L. E.

Collins' Store. I5tf Bronson. Kansas, BUSINESS LOCALS. Great reduction 5 paints and oils at J. Et Qood'a notice.

All locals run until ordered out, unless otherwise agreed upon, The Pilot, only fi.oo Steel Wheel Sulky Rakes, at Goodno fie Go's Cash for independent flax seed. Davis Geor wi; Stepr-sonof Fort Scott, stilt feads Ahe trade in dry goods and carpets. Front Cat Giant, at Goodno 4 CqV; Stephensoo, of Fort Scott," is closing out fans parasols, and dress good, awful New goods at Requa Martin's Oar people generally buy their dry goods and carpets bi GeoV W. Stephenson, of Foirt Scott. rr Highest" market price for" independent flax seed.

Davis Co, Snd your name and address to While Fort Scott, Kansas, and receive the Metripoliton Fashion Sheet, by the celebrated Buttericks Publishing Co. from principle. Furthermore, your repu- tation has a cash value to it. This truth is illustrated in the splendid sales of Bradley Metcalf 's boots and shoes. Requa fie Martin, sole agents, Bronson, Kas.

White Bros, of Fort Scott, Kansas, are now receiving their fall and winter goods, 1 and are prepared to show you some bar- goins in carpets, ladies dress goods, ho siery, ladies and gents under wear, etc. A fine, line of Renfrew ginghams, ladies dress goods, etc. Samples sent on application, Send us your name and receive Metropolitan Fashion sheet for Sept The quality of the blood depends much upon good or bad digestion and assimila tion; to make the blood rich in life and strength giving constituents use Dr. J. H.

McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood purifier. It will the properties of the blood fromfwnica the ele ments of vitality are drawn. per bottle at E. G. G.

SAMUEL, M. Dentist Has returned to Bronson, where he will remain a limited time. Those wishing the services of a dentist would do well to cll on him soon. Office at Bronson House. ANNOUNCEMENT.

W. T. Potts announces himself a candidate for Justice of the Peace, subject to the will of the republican convention to be held August 28. Active, Pusnlnff and Reliable. J.

E. Good can always be relied upon to carry in stock the purest and best goods and sustain the reputation of being active pushing and reliable, by recommending articles with well established merit and such as are popular. Having the agency for the celebrated Dr. King's new discov ery for consumption, colds and coughs, will sell it on a positive guarantee. It will surely cure any and every affection of throat, lungs, or chest, Jmd in order to prove our claim, we ask yon to call and get a trial bottle.

"Vontf erfjal Cwres. Hoyt fie wholesale and retail druggists of- Rome, Ga We have been selling Dr. King's Ifew Discovery, Electric Bitters and Backlin's Arnica Salve for two years. Have never handled remedses that sell as jnXiJam-vHjk universal satisfaction- TJiere Iwa been morex wonderful cures effected by medicines in.this citv. eVersl 1casesJof pronounced consumption have been entirely cnre43y tne ue of Dr, King's New Discover, in connection with FJec- trBiKerstvW9 guarantee jjst of -letters remainingm'the pok-bf fice at Bronson, Kaiuas, on the 26th day of August, iJS6.

-v-r. Gay MisLotde- I Herrbld, Mr I Love, Jph Paulson Jf Parker Marion Lv Starner Mr Silas Stattleir Chas -Parties calling for the above letters ill please say A. P. IL -i Carter Anderson's 10 per cent reduction system, knocks the bottom out of prices, You undoubtedly save money by buying your dry goods and carpets of Geo. W.

Stephenson. $25,000 stock must be' closed out within the next thirty days at the Cyclone, Fort Scott, Kansas. O'Neall Flake's is headquarters for all kinds of farm machinery and agricultural implements. Give them a call. Great auction sale at Fort Scott, Kan sas.

The stock known as the Cyclone, will be auctioned off without reserve. It will pay you to compare prices and note style and quality of everything in drygoods and carpets at White Fort Scott. Go to J. E. Good for Stationery, Toilet A articles.

Patent Medicines, Fresh Drugs, at the City Drug Store. We have a few choice shot guns on hand, which we will sell out at cost, for cash. Call and see us. Holeman Bro. Co.

When you want to buy the best wagon ever brought to Bronson, call on O'Neall o-'Flake, We have on hand, flour from three different mills, made from old wheat and Price, $135 to 240 per cwt 'iA'-y Carter Anderson.C We have secured the agency for the Victor clover huller, the best machine known for hulling and "cleaning clover seed; O'Neall Flake. Repairs of all Kinds at Go's, Ladies, misses' and children's silk mits. 1 best and cheapestT at Sphetisbn's, Fort Scott. yr Country merchants -will Save monet ty buying their fall stock at the auction now going caTilie rCycloneV' Fort ScoU; y-- -J All persons knowing themselves to be indebted' to us will please call and settle your accounts with eitqer jcash or notes. We must close our bookstf or 1 885.

Holeman Bro Co. If you want the best carpet at the low est price, go to White successors to J. E. Westervelt fit Fort Scott, Kans. They keep the largest stock8 and best assortment of in the State.

the colonel's section is the other one. At the republican primary held in Bron son on Saturday last. M. H. Donoho was elected chairman, E.

E. Allenbaugh, secretary. Ben. H. Goodno was elected com mitteeman for the ensuing year by a rising vote.

B. B. Spawr, W. Myers, M. H.

Donoho and Dan. Hoadly were elected delegates to the representative convention to be held at Redfield August 27th, 1 886. The same delegates were elected to attend the county convention. Goodno. "I say, Requa, what's the matter with Bent?" Requa.

"Bent Goodno. "Yes." Requa. Nothing unusual 1 Goodno. "Nothing unusual? Great Cease ri should havtf seen him Sunday; he pranced around all day with his hair parted in the middle. I'll bet his mother-in-law has passed in her checks." that isnt it' Goodno.

"Well, what then?" Requa. He has got a brand new boy at his house. Ottawa county has thus far experienced the most prolific season for births that she has ever yet known, it seems to be a matter of note that the greater pr rtion of the youag arrivals are oFthe masculine sex, In MicmeapbHs alone the births will cerUinly average cret'. one per week; Twins are not a rarity by any means; one of our furniture men' thforms us that he has this summer sold cribs For six pairs of wins, and there are Several precincts to hear from. Let the good work be carried on, and in due time our county may rank as one of the most densely populated in the State.

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