The Bronson Pilot from Bronson, Kansas • Page 8

THE BRONSON PILOT We utke. uicasure is calling our readers -attention to the ad on third page of Dr. Notice. Having sold out my mercantile business, 1 would respectfully ask all those knowing themselves to be indebted to me to call at tke Old Stand, and settle either by Cash or Note. (5tf) E.

WIER. We received a communication from. Kate Fietcher too late for publication. S. D.

Brandenburg left with us some very fine Ma moth Pearl potatoes. We advise our farmers friends to try them. The Pilot office hasbeen turning out some very handsome job work this week in the way of blocked noe heads, envelopes etc. S. J.

Crow of Iola, will remain in Bron-son this week for the purpose of practic-ticing Dentestry. Aany one wishing dental work will please give her a call at the Pilot office. 1 Result of the election for Post-master in Bronson. X. MiMigan, 49, I.C.

Wilson, 4. j. W. Neal, 27. Dorr Treraain severed his "connection with the Pilot office, having served the time agreed upon.

After visiting friends south-west of Bronson a. fewjdaysi he goes to Minnesota to accept a positten in a large office. am importing by far the best Norman Horse ever brought to Kansas. Wait and see him. 6if J.M.Davis, Skating Rink will be open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday nights.

6tf H. Evans. lam now to handle all the Corn offered at the market price. 6tf E. Wier.

Do you want some pointers in regard to prices? If you do, call on Requa Martin 4tf Holeman Bro's. Co. have on hand the finest stock of Cook Stoves ever brought into Bronson. Williamson Smith have an elegant stock of spring millinery goods which the ladies should not fail to see. It is time to catch rainwater aud Hole-man Bro's.

have got the gutters, and the tinner to do the work in Bronson and vicinity any time. Remember we shiD stock once a week. If you have any Fat Steers, Heifers, cows, bulls hegs, call and see us. 48tf Carter Anderson. I am now prepared to do all kinds of shoe making and mending in good style and on short notice.

Give me a call. One door south of Stone Block. 8 F. Dsremyre. Mrs.

Coryell will do Stamping. Also teach Kensington Embroidery, Ribbon an Arrasene work, of which she keeps a full line of materials. 7t2 Ellis Sillivan, Carpenters Builders, will jdraw Plans and Specifications on shortest All work guaranteed as we are permanently located in Bronson, Kansas. M. T- Ellis Co.

For Sale. A span of mares and harness. See Lou Scoby, four miles south of Bronson. 5t4 Tozer, dentist of Lla, personally known him lor twenty yar In reccom-mending him to you we know whereof we speak; to these wishing work in his line we warrent entire satisfaction Married. At Ft.

Scott, i.ii Monday, March 30, John Broughton to Charlotte Uledsoe, all of b'ron-ou. How to Sustain yonr Local Paper Subscribe and pay for it. Seni your advertising to the office. Help make the paper interesting by sending item's of local interest to the Editor. Do not expect the Editor to call attention to your busiriess evtry week for nothing.

-Lay aside your fears that the will get rich faster than his neighbors Hip Operation, A very skillful and difficult operation was performed in our city last week by Dr. Kirkpatric of Xenia, Dr's J. S. Cum-iriings and J. W.

Neal of Bronson, Halm Union town, and Babcock of Blue Mound, on the person pf Wm. Milligan, who has been an intense sufferer for about twelve years, with a running sore in the hip caused by a sprain when a boy. The th'gh bone was taken out at the hip joint, the bone being entirely decayed between the hip and knee. The leg was taken off" so that it left a stump of about four inches; we learn that the young man is doing well under the watchful care of Dr. Curnmings.

The entire community join us in wishing for him that greatest of all boons, -good health." tips and Downs ot Dry Rtdgpe, April 11, 1885. Ed. Still it continues to rain; and still the ground remains too wet for the farmers to get their spring crop in. Mrs. Charles Love of Ft.

Scott, has been visiting with her sifter Mrs. Miller, and also her numerous friends in this vicinity for the last two weeks. P. Wil-lett, we learn has gone to Nebraska to work in the interest of the York Nursery company. Vv Withers is making necessary ar-rangments for the painting of his house; he certainly has the finest residence in Franklin township; It seems as though he held off until the and then did his best to excel them alLj, Mr.

J. Guire, who did the carpenter work, is an accomplished workman for quality and speed; his equals are seldom found. When you visit S. O. Markham.

you need not be surprised when you behold in his parlor a very handsomly finished organ, which he very recently purchased at a cost of $125. The school in district No. 59, that is now being taught by Miss Eva Peticrew, is progressing finely. L. D.

Barr was seen a tew days ag on his way from Ft. Scott, with a fine organ in his which we have since learned He placed in his own dwelling. We are certainly having more ups and downs for the past few months, than we shall be able to stand. This Democratic administration that we are new living under, and the continued wet weather, has almost caused some of us to lose our grip, yet they told us last November that a change would be for the better; we have not ben able to see it as vet. Mr.

G- Stone has added very much to th'e looks of his farm, by placing in front of his residence a very handsomely finished board fence. J. B. Withers is planting corn. Abija.

LITTLE' LOCALS. The Pilot, only 1.00 100 acres choice farming land to rent by (7t2) E. Weir. Scratch Books for sale at the Nickle store. Iron Felloe Wagons.

Corae and see them. Goodno Co. We will Contract 200 acres Caster Beans. Davis Co. Bandara building stone for sale by O.

Sprouse. Chain Harness from $7.00 up, at Webster Bros- 4tf Leave orders at Depot, for Ft. Scott and Cherokee coaL O. W. Sprouse.

Highest cash price paid for corn by Carter Anderson. 42t Headquarters for paints, oils and glass at th City Drug Store. 8 Bulk Garden Seeds; last seasons growth, they are cheaper. Goodno Co. Do not fail to see my jet blaek Norman and Black Sampson horse, he weighs 1,500 BY RUSSELL Tn is paper is entered Hro.ison Post Office as second class er.

BRONSON, April i6, 1885. LAW OP NEW8PAPKR8. t. Any person taking a newspaper regularly from a Post-office, whether directed te his name or another, is responsible for the payment. If a person ord rs Vn papr discontinued he must pay all arear est -r the pi.hli.-her may con linue to send it until the paymeet is mHde.md collect the whoie mourn, whetner the iapcr is from ihe flice V'O 3, The courts of law have decided tht refusing to take newsp pers and pmodicals from the Post Ce or removing leaving them uncalled for, is prima facia evl nee of intentional fraud.

Th Bronson Pilot wil be issued from our office on Main strf et every Thursday, at ft .00 per year. Advertising rat's made known at oflfic, Jb Printing; carefully and promptly -aotie reasonable prices Address communications to THE PILOT, Bremen. Kansas. CLJIIITCtI tIRECTOR. Baptist Pr -achmff every 1st and jrd Sabhath at it A atvd 7 M.

Prayer meet-ine Wedn's-'py evening. Sabbath -cnn cn ene at 2lA M. Ml are cordially iauited to attend any and all of these services. N. Davis, Pastor.

M. Chu'ch- Preaching; tn Holemans' Hall very lw w- ks st 7:10 m. REV. WHirm FAD. Pastor M.T5.

Church, South Pleaching every Second and Fci rth Sunday, at 'lock and 7:30 T. M. I'rayer meting every thursday evening A Cordial invitation to all. W. T.

READY, Pastor. Sabbath School at t. 30 a.m. S. C.

LYMAN, Sup't. United Bre'hren Church Services at School Hons- first and third imdys in each month at 7 p. m. All are cordially invited. Rev.

V. Jouy. Pisto. Bronson Market. Corrected weekly by Carter Anderson.

Hogs. $3 75 perewt. Corn, cash 23 to 25 cts per bu. Oats 20 cts. per bus.

Flax Seed, cts per bu. Potatoes, 50 to 60 cts ppr bu. Butter, 10 t. 15 cts per lb. Green Apples, 50 to 70 cts.

per bushel. Dried Apples, 6 to 8cts per lb. Dned Peaches. 51 to 6jcts per lb. Beans, $cts per lb.

Feres, 9cts per doz. Lard, per to 124 cts. A Card ft om nr. Tazer of Iota Kai. Having established an Infirmary in Iola for the treatment of Chronic Diseases and Su-yery, we would call attention of the public to the following: iVe treat all curable diseases with a success unsurpassed in the west.

We cure all RUPTURES by a process entirely new, safe, and simple, which does away forever with the Truss. NO KNIFE, NO DANGER. We treat successfully all diseases of the RECTUM. We cure PILES without the Knife, Ligature or pain. STRICTURES, HYDROCELES, VARICOCELE and diseases of the KIDNEYS and BLADDER are treated and cured, by the latest and most approved methods.

In all private diseases, we have a wide experience, and unsurpassed success. Di seases of the JOINTS and BONES, old SORES, TUMORS, CANCERS, SCROFULA CURVATURE, HIP JOINT DISEASE, HARE LIP, CLEF i PALATE, and all diseases cf the THROAT LUNGS and HEART, are treated by those improved methods for which the last tea years are famous. We straighten CROSSED EYES, oper ate for CATA RACT, remove obstructions to TEAR DUCTS, and treat successfully all curable diseases of the Eye and Ear, We are especially prepared in the Infirmary for the treatment and cure of all the DISEASES of WOMEN. If you have any CHRONIC DISEASES, come or send for CIRCULAR. We will visit any part of the country in consultation, or to perform Surgical operations.

We will be attended by an able female assistant. Address Communications to Dr. Tozer, Iola Infirmary, Iola, Kansas. LCCAL NOTES. The new firm is Peake Allenbaugh;" Chas.

Wier was in Ft. Ssott last Saturday. J. C. Wilson spent a few minutes with us this week.

Miss Minnie Stires returned from Union-town last Friday. Mrs. E. Wier has some very desirable building lots for sale in her orchard. Miss Addie Ford who has been in Ft.

Scott for some time, returned to Branson last Friday. Mrs. Pcake and Misses Lou and Zena Fuhnnan made a flying trip to Uniontown on Friday. Mrs E. Yier is laying sme very nice, substantial stoae walks, which add.

very much to the appearance of her place. A young nan oar town is mourning the loss of a $5.00 stiff hat. The finder can get a suitable reward by leaving the at this ofiice; MONEY? -MONEY? TO 0 On LONG or SHO RT Time, at Low Rate of INTEREST, on Improved Real Estate. H.J.RUSSELL, PILOT OFFICE. H.

C. HOSLEY. D- F. GREEN. HOSLEY BRONSON MEAT MARKET.

Choice, Fresh and Cured Meats on hand and cash paid for Hides. Bro3soaa, 8if. I SMOKERS CALL FOR NICKLE-TAG OR FIVE CENTS STRAIGHT CIGAR. SILVER-TAG OR THREE FOR A QUARTER CIGAR. GOLD-TAG OR TEN CENTS STRAIGHT CIGAR.

The'Finest Goods Ever Offered! For Sale by all First-Class Dealers. RETAILERS ATTENTION I We advertise pbove b.ands in the leading Rt Louis daiies. your name will appear amonc list Of agencies omce-a weelt for 60 days rom date of last purchase. iih first order we send 3 seat andprettv signs. We bave o-e mice for these g0.rS, ch lhere is nrt deviation, namely Nickel-Tag, Silver-Tag.

$60 00; Gold-Tag, $70.00 per 1,000. We also carry the most extensive hn- of Domestic Key West and Imported in the country at bottom prices, bample orders solicited. Goods guaranteed. Address; TAYLOR MFG. CO- H.

P. HULL, Manager Ciar Dep't. St. Loafs, Ho. 52ms CITY BAKERY, CONFECTION AR AND- LUNCH ROOM.

Meals and Lunches, all hours during the day. Fresh Caddies, Nuts, Fruits, Pies, Cakes and Bread a specialty. Goods guaranteed and prices cheaper than any in town. Your patronage is kindly solicited. E.

J. DAUGHTERS, Prop. BRONSON, KANSAS. SMITH SON- SALE STABLE. I have a complete line of good horses, buggies and wagons, which I will furnish on short notice at low prices.

One block north of R. R. depot. BRONSON. KANSAS (6tf.) SEED CORN.

This com made 1 00 bushels per acre last year. Also Seed Potatoes of all the best For prices call on, or address, S. D. Erandenbnrg, i 3c Jic 3f John Turner living seven miles south east of Bronson, lost bis barn and contents including 400 bu. of corn, hay and one good horse, by fire last Sunday.

The cause at present writing is'unkown. Mrs. Mitchell of LaCygne, Kansas, grandmother of Mrs. W. Serman called at the PlLCT office during her visit here, It does us good to have our aged friends remember us in this way; come again.

Albert Willet went to Kansas City last wek, to consult a physician in regard to what he fears is a cancerous growth on the nose Alberts afflic ions appear to be numerous, as he is just recovering from a se vere felon. Some parties say advertising does not nay. Let us cite an instance ot the Dene- fit printers ink. In our last issue we in serted an advertisement: Lots for sale in Wrights addition. The next day E.

R- Carter, agent for Mrs. Wright, sold ten lots. penial and wide awake business friend, S. Evans, has accepted a good situation in Blue Mound. We wish -Harry success in his calling wherever his lot may be cast.

In partirg with Mr. and Mrs. Evans we feel that our loss will be Blue Mound's gain. We' call attention to a matter that inter. ests every person that loves the beautiful.

ft Some party or parties, no doubt unthought-edly, while moving their plows from one place to another, allow it to turn a furrow while crossing streets and unoccupied lots, which annoys the ovt ners and besides mars the beauty of our commons. Plowmen, please do so no more. We would call attention to the fact that there is roem in our Public Park for many more trees; some of them have dUd and should be replaced by fresh ones. Our Park is a success so far and bids fair to be a pleasant summer resort in the near fu ture, if it be not neglected. All public spirited persons are free to plant trees therein.

There will be an entertainment given at the school house ou Satnrday night April 25th, for the purpose of liquidating the small debt still remaining on the books purchased for the school. Come every one for we should feel proud of the library, although small as yet, with our mites we hope to make it immense in proportion. Do not forget the night. 1 wish to exonorate the Phyiscians that took part in the amputation of my limb. I do this in case anything should happen to prevent my living.

It was my own wish to have the amputation, the Physi cians said the case was very much against me, and there was eighty-five chances to die, against fifteen live. I will just state that I have less pain than before the operation. Wm. Milligan. Mr.

Lynch, our faithful and efficent section foreman ot the Sun Flower route, has purchased 80 acres of land one half mile north-west of Bronson, for which he paid $1200 cash. We now look for a spirited race between the girls of Bronson to see which' one will grace the mansion to be erected thereon, and stand ready and waiting to print the wedding cards. Through some mistake or practical joke perpetrated "uy some one, a goodly number of our soldier friends from our neighbor- ing ctiy, Uniontown, came up Saturday night accompanied by their able drum corps, to install the officers of the G. A. R.

Post; not finding the Post in session they repaired to the skating rink, where the skaters were regaled with some fine martial music. Come again boys Wednesday night, April 22nd, and we will have el things ready for installation. A corresbondent sends us a small poem which he says, "he compozzed awl himself;" we will give one verse this. week. A squirrel is a pretty burd, lis got a kurle taU, He stole awl my daddiz kora "And et it on a rale.

Space compels us to omit the whole poem until some future time. Attention Farmeis. Rock Salt and Barrel Salt, strongest salt in use. For sale by 7tf Carter Anderson. Wanted immediately, 5 tons butter and 1000 dozen eggs for eastern shipment for which we will pay highest, market price.

1.. F. Collins Co. School Notice. AH persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the Bronson school for tuition will please call and settle as we need the money.

1 B. O'NEAL, Treasurer Luxuries-California Honey. California ruits Barrel Salmon from the Columbia river, Mince Meat, ISauer Kraut, Codfish, at Requa Martin's. 4Qtf Notice. Call at my farm ten miles north of Bron son, and look at the finest horse ever brought into Kansas.

He is Norman and Black Sampson. gii J. M. Davis. Xo My Patrons.

I will occupy the new building going up south of Requa Martin's for a Barber Shop as soon as completed, which will be about the 5th of April. 6tf Wm. Martin. Flax! Flax! Flax! We are now ready to take names of those wishing to contract flax seed. To be ure of your seed you must have your name filed and state number bushels.

Ben. h. Goodno. Wanted. 50 bushels apples, Wine Saps and Ben Davis.

itf Carter Anderson. We always keep a fresh line of the following goods. Hominy, Beans, Dried Apples, Roasted Coflee, Cod Fish; Dried Beet and Canned Goods, at itl 1 Carter Anderson's. IMPORTANT- We will not let any one undersell us. Call and be convinced REQUA MARTIN.

0. SPROUSE -DEAl Ek IN- COAL! Gm LOAD LOTS SPECIALTY -TERMS CASH. BRONSON KAS. pounds. J.

M. Davis..