The Bronson Pilot from Bronson, Kansas • Page 1

3 4 i i KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. GENIUS AND GREATNESS CONSIST IN ITS PROPER APPLICATION, VOL. 4 BRONSON, BOURBON COUNTY KAS.i THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 1886. NO. 31 "PIT ftp JL Ji-U-d -Li.

0 LOCAL NOTES Ot Ft. 8 Wichita Xime Table. WEST. No 3 mail, 12:57 p. m.

No 5 freight, 8:55 a. No 7, freight, 9:30 p. m. EAST. No 4 mail, 3:26 p.m.

No 6 freight, 2148 p. m. No 8. freight, 10:32 m. Elegant Pullman sleeping, parlo and chair cars attached to all prssenge trains running between Branson and St Louis via Fort Scott in connection with Missouri Pacific RY without change, arrives at the Union depot at 6:50 a.

m. O.W.SPRQUSE, Agent. A. OIU. W.

Mr. Wm. Dickenson subscribes for the Pilot this week. The front of E. Marsh's drug store has lately received a fresh coat of paint Mr.

Geo. Adams, who has been quite sck with malarial fever, is convalescent. Andrew Forbes was on our streets Monday with a wagon load of fine onions. Mrs, Q. Campbell, and daughter Edith, returned to their home in Conway Springs, last Friday.

Mrs. Geo fteal, of Reece, Kansas, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gibson of this place. T.

J. Loye and L. E. Collins are in St. Joseph, buying their fall and winter stock of dry goods.

The next individual that comes into this -office and takes copy off the hook and reads it, will be requested to take a walk. Chas. Clark, of the Uniontown Telephone, passed through this place Sunday on his way home from Wichita and An thony. Mr. Wm.

Leonard moved, his family and household goods over his real estate office, Monday. Mr. J. Evans moved into the house vacated by Mr. Leonard.

H. Baldwin took a holiday, and ourself for a drive over the country toward Humboldt on Friday of last week. There is an abundance of corn in that section i Subscription taken for the Pilot at the Post-Office. Have you seen the new cloaks at Stephenson's? Dr. Messlar, dentist, will be in Bronson every 2nd and 4th Monday.

Call at O'Neall Flake's and examine their Americus cider It is the world beater. Have just put in a full line of school books and school supplies in general. J. E. Good.

Every one pleased with fall and winter goods at Stephenson's. L. E. Collins Co say that boots and shoes will be about 50 cents less per pair than last fall. Stephenson's carpets, cloaks, window shades and dress goods attract inteligent buyers.

$25,000 stock of clothing, boots and shoes will be sold at the highest bidder at auction at the Cyclone on Market street, Fort Scott, Kansas. Stephenson's fall and winter cloaks, carpets and dress goods have arrived, Miss Addie Ford has accepted the agency for the Butterick patterns from White Fort Scott, Kansas. Just arrived. A complete stock of Coness Overalls, shirts, etc. Every pair warranted never to rip.

Requa Martin. 1st premium 75 cents. 2nd premium 50 cents. 3rd premium 25 cents. For six largest an best ears of corn, Requa Martin.

Ladies, Misses and Childrens short, long and medium length cloaks of every description and price, already received at Stephenson's dry goods and carpet house, Fort Scott, Kansas, You can buy the best mixed paints at E. Good's at the rafeof '5 10 per gal Ion, and every gallon warranted. All of Bronson and surrounding country save money by trading with' Geo. W. Stephenson, of Fort Scott, when in need of anything in dry goods and carpets.

White Bros, carry the best assortment of carpets in Fort Scott; and all at the very lowest prices, ranging from 45 cents to $1.25 per yard. Farmers, mechanics, laborers, professionals, all invited to visit Stephenson's dry goods and carpet house, Fort Scottf Kansas. If you want a cloak or wrap of any kind it will pay you to go and see White Bros, of Fort Scott, Kansas. They have over five hundred, ranging in price, from 85 cents to $85.00. Eerybody needing any clothing or boots and shoes, ought to attend the great auction sale at the "Cyclone" Fort Scott, Kansas.

Eeverything sold regardless of value, at your own price. Price quality and style of dress goods, carpets and ladies wraps, and influence the people of this section to buy their supplies at Geo. W. Stephenson's store, Fort Scott, Kansas. Dr.

Messier, Dentist, has made arrangements to visit Bronson every 2nd and 4th Monday in each month. This will enable the people of Bronson to secure the services ot a good dentist at home. Leonard Earl offer $1,00 for the best eight ears of corn of this season; 50 cents for second best and 25 cents tor third best. Show up, gentlemen, and the Pilot will report the result. The above firm intend to make an exnibition in the eastern states, as they did last year, and will select from this corn, list of letters remaining in the post-of fice at Bronson, Kansas, on the 1 6th day of Sept, 1886.

Geo Bigger, Elijah Brown. Mr. Lester Facur. Mrs. S.

T. Grinim. J. C. Moyer.

Parties calling for the above letters will please say advertised. A. Ford, P. The quality of the blod 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 Blod purifier. It will nourish the prep erties of the blood from which the ele menls of vitality are drawn. 1,00 per bottle at E. Turnbull wagons at Goodno Co's.

Dr. Messier 2nd and fourth Monday. Salt tiJ8o per bblat Carter Anderson's. Go to Holeman Bros. Co.

for barb wire. Dr. Messlar, dentist, 2nd and 4th Mondays-New and stylish dress goods at Stephen-sons. Rock salt $7 per nut at Carter 5r Ander? son's. Call and examine the Turnbull at Good-no Co's.

Blankets and flannels all ready at Stephenson's; Hats and winter caps at auction. "Cyclone," Fort Scott-Just arrived. One car load of Turnbull wagons at Goodno Co's. The Victor clover huller beats them all. For sale by O'Neall Flake.

Self Dump Rakes, at Goodno Co's, We are here to saveyou some money, Requa Martin, Every class of dental work by Dr. Messlar, 2nd and 4th Monday, 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." J. E.

Good will constantly keep on hand all kinds of school books and stationery. We are offering laces, edgings and dress trimmings very low. Call and inspect. A Farmers attention. We will sell you mowers on next year's time without interest.

O'Weall Flake. This cut on flour wilij not last always Take advantage ot it. Carter Anderson. I The Turnbull is tha best wood fellow wgou in the markefefvjalejby Good-, no Co. Consultation and examination free by Dr.

Messier. At Bronson every 2nd and 4th Monday. The Olds wagon has been sold in this market for three years, and gives the best of satisfaction. F. Carter Anderson's 10 per cent eduction system, knocks the bottom out of prices, $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.

When you want to buy the best wagon ever brought to Bronson, call on O'Neall Flake, We have on hand, flour from three different mills, made from old wheat and warranted. Price, $135 to $240 per cwt. Carter Anderson We have secured the agency for the Victor clover huller, the best machine known for hulling and cleaning clover seed. O'Neall Flake. Ladies', misses' and children's silk mits, best and cheapest, at Stephenson's, Fort Scott.

i Country merchants will save money by buying their fall stock at the auction now going on at the "Cyclone," Fort Scott, Kansas. If you want the best carpet at the lowest price, go to White successors to J. E. Westervelt Fort Scott Kans. They keep the largest stock and best assortment of carpets in the State.

The Eclipse has just received one shipment of their fall and winter stock of ready made clothing, which is very attractive, unbracing all the latest styles of plaids and close fitting garments. L. E. Collins Sc. Co.

White Bros, of Fort Scott, Kansas, ar specialists in three things; Carpers of all ladies dress goods and ladies cloaks and wraps, of every description and price. Also, a full line of dry goods, and the best assortment in the dry. Every livery rig in town was out Sunday. Look out for Love Bros. Co.

next week. 4 M. H. Donoho has several law suits in court this week. Mr, Palmer spent Sunday with his friends in Bronson.

We noticed a number of Xeniaiteson our streets Monday. There is a splendid opening in Bronson far a good shoe maker. A. H. Nicholas did the calsamining at the school house, day.

Chas Collings made a trip to Bronson, Tuesday. Walnut Journal. Leonard Earl have put a new coat of paint on their business budding. J. M.

Spawf, of Moran, Sundayed with his cousin, Dr. Spawr of this' place. Prof. Parr had some elegant business cards printed at this, office Saturday. Mrs.

E. R. Certer and Mrs. O. W.

Sprouse were in Fort Scott, Monday. M. Whitcomb gets to the front this week with a dollar for the benefit of the Pilot. Mr. Geo.

Pinnell has a brother and sister-in-law visiting him from northwest Missouri, Solon Markham shook hands with us Saturday, leaving a dollar our palm to I renew his subscription to the Mrs. Geo. McLaughlin, who lives four miles Southwest of Bronson, visited Mrs. J. W.

Holeman of this place a few days last week. H. Martin Williams has left off raising chickens an i has gone" back to his old occupation of raising hell Nevada (Mo) democrat, Mrs. J. I.

Stewart, who has- been visiting with her daughter, M. Davis near this place, returocdyto her home Fort Scott, Sunday. There is a great deal of kicking being done by the stock and grain shippers of this place since the change in the time table of recent D. Earl, of the real estate firm of Leonard Earl, made a trip to Nevada, this week to complete a trade with some parties of that place. Dan Crumb, an employee at the mines near Liberal, recently forged a coal order to the tune of $50, and kicked the dust of Liberal from his feet.

Prof. Peffley left yesterday for Bronson, where he has charge of the schools. Mr. Peffley is one of the finest teachers in the country. Saturday's Monitor.

Mrs. F. M. Owens left yesterday for a visit to the family of J. C.

Owens, in the vicinity ot Bronson. She will be absent for two or three weeks. Monitor, Sept. iith. Little Jessie Milligan came home from Fort Scott Saturday, where she had been visiting her brother, Billy, who is rapidly improving by the' aid of the mineral waters of that place.

Mr. Fred Staffoid's little daughter, accompanied by hex. grandmother, arrived last' Friday from Dewitt county, Illinois, The little girl's parents were glad to see her as she had been absent six months, The bond election in Bourbon county to vote aid to the Humboldt, Hepler and Girird road resulted in a majoiity of 67 for the bonds. Of the two precincts it was expected that the east one would give a large majority against the bonds and the Porterville precinct would give a round majority for them, but it turned out that both precincts gave majorities. Walnut Journal.

Mineral Wells, 1 tr Fort Scott, 7Kas.Sept.i3. Ed. Pilot: Please allow me the privilege of using your columns a means of thanking the many generous friends who were so kind as to volunteeribgry assist me, by donation, to come here to be treated for an affliction that had almost made my life unbearable, and worthless to me. It now looks as though health, so long wished for, will be mine Words cannot express my thanks; but knowing me as you do, you most trust my heart for the rest, with the. assurance that in my memory you will always live.

Truly yours, Willie Milligan. frji will mat vnr TCf 4nn 1 1 IJTuesday evening. Visiting Ar5'bretheren in good standing, are invited to attend. J. W.

Myers, fSJ M. W. K. Of P. Bronson Lodge, No.

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

E. OSBORN, K.of R. S. G. A.

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

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

Adams, W. M. J. S. PSIYSICT A TT 5 fal Office, first door north of City Drug Store.

Residence on South Randolph street Bronson, Kansas. JT riSBORNE, Jr ATTORNEY-AT-LAW collections his charge promptly attended to. Office at Bronson House Bronson, Kan. 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 chrnic diseases.

Office in Pueilmann's furniture store. Residence north of Baptist churdh. BRONSON, KANSAS. -JJ W. BURNS, M.

D. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON Can be found at Bronson House, day or night. BRONSON, KANSAS, W. E. OSBOENE.

Drayman and Express Agent. Office at L. E. Collins' Store. I5tf Bronson.

Kansas, BUSINESHJLOCALS. Great reduction in paints and oils at J. Good's. Kotlce. All locals run until ordered out, unless otherwise agTeed upon, The Pilot, only 1.00 Apples wanted at Carter Anderson's.

Their stock is complete at Stephenson's. Cash for independent flax seed. Davis Send to Stephenson, of Fort Scott; for samples. Try a sack of Queen flour at Requa Mwtin's. Stephenson, of Fort Scott, is closing out fans, parasols, dress odsvawful cheap.

New goods at Requa Martin's. Try a sack of Tall? Ho flour at Requa 3c Martin's, Highest market price lor independent flax seed. Davis Co, Requo Martin are offering fifty cents for the largest and besisix ears of corn, and a free puff, in the Pilot for the winter. which is nearly cut up for cattle feed. Mr, Cubbison brought a hen's egg tnto our office this week which was as large as, well, we can't lie; we'pigH cut a cherry tree down, but we can't lie.

It was considerable larger than a common egg. We received a communication from E. E. Allenbaugh this week, giving a description of the Cave jnear Rock-port, Indiana, It is a good article, and well written, but is crowded out for want of space.5- The Lumber Girl. When a girl thinks a good "deal of a "spruce" young man, and cares for his company, isn't she in the lumber business pretty heavy? Certainly, if she "boards" in the same family, and "shingles" her hair, and is able to "plank" down a few thousand ef bank stock, and does not disturb the "sleepers" by late hours.

Tim-ber. And sdll more if she 'battens" where she "boards," and if she does not 'Hire" the "felloe out before she is "re-joist," in which case she ''wood" most surely "stave" ofl the "ceiling" of the "matched" contract for a "tie." We are not "siding" with the girl, nor do we "bark" at her "poplar" ways, but perhaps we "wood" "butternut" say anything more about the business unless she takes a chewiing "gum," which we could "knot" endure in silence, as it is an off "fence" against good manners. Cincinnati Furniture Worker. Well, really, we are "solid" for the "lumber girl," and to prevent her becoming "blued" we advise her to put her "felloes" on sticks" four months and be sure to reject all "sappy" pieces. She should see that her "bows" are "clear stuff," free from "wind shakes" and "heart cracks." Southern Lumberman.

As hard a "knot" as we are, we liked to split our "sides' laughin at this. Announcement. W. T. Potts announces himself a candi-tor Justice of the Peacs, subject to the will of the republican convention.

A Card to the Voters of Marlon Township. Having been solicited by quite a large number of the citizens of Bronson to become a candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace for the precinct of Bronson I would respectfully say the office is one I have not sought for, but if you see lit to elect me to the office I will give it my attention and will fill it to the best ol ray abiliy. Very Respectfully, JM. Maycumber. X2nchllns Arnica salve.

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Good at 25 cents per bottle..