Concordia Daily Times from Concordia, Kansas • Page 3

The dollar Times is what catches 3aUn Whites. Susie's Diary. Dec. 30," 1884. The weather with the mercury frozen up, is actually unendurable.

It is almost impossible for one to be good and amiable, under such adverse circumstances. Clara and I had a very disagreeable discussion this morning, about my helping to do the ironing. She is very unreasonable, and Tom always sides with her. I am willing to do certain kinds af work, but not the kinds that makes my hands red and rough. I read not long ago in a magazine, that well kept hands were indicative of a true lady.

Few girls know what a cross it is to have a sister five years older than herself, who has just quarrelled with her beau. Such sisters are apt to be -OF ALL KINDS, SUCH AS- Overcoats, Caps, Gloves, Heavy Boots and Shoes, -WILL BE TO ZSexstjoe Stock I I TO EVEETBODT Concordia. WE In our NEW QUARTERS, where we will hi; pleased to have our old friends call on us. We have just received a complete assortment of California Goods, STOCK OF STAPLE OUR -IS COMPLETE 'em. It is about as cheap as a first ciass paper can do piiDiisiiecl, ana our fanner friends realize the fact and pro pose to take advantage of our offer and secure good reading for the next year At the watch-night meeting to-night lvev.

Mr. Bull will preach, beginning at ten o'clock. He has eiven his subiect a great amount of study and will deliv- er one of those powerful discourses such as he is capable of doing. We take the responsibility of making this notice knowing full well that the declarations are all true. yesterday's issue we did Mr.

McDonald an injustice, and we are willing to correct it. He did not refuse to buy a ticket to the ball, as we stated, for he did not go expecting to reman. We don't want to do anyone an injustice and hence hasten to make this correction. It was a misunderstanding, and we are sorry to havejmade a misstatement. Marriage Licenses Have been issued to the following: Eli Phillips and Isabella Brasell.

Jno. Brenman and Georgie Savoie. Harry P. Chase and Alta Brown. II.

P. Allen arid, Lizzie O'Brien. MAKRIED. Dec. 25.

by D. L. Brown, Itobt. Montgomery and Jennie Burghdell. Dec.

25, by D. L. Brown, Jefferson Lakins and ElmiraDungan. Dec. 22, by D.

L. Brown, Theo. Coleman and Minnie Bray. Hotel Arrivals. DAK RONS HOUSE.

TTBrMaxwell, K. P. Rv. Clias. Manhart, K.

Ry. C. M. Duncan. K.

P. Rv. E. A. Hollowell, Belleville.

A. C. Colton, Chicago. R. S.

Adams. Ohio. John Poole, St Louis. Exchange Hotel. B.

S. Foster, Hiawatha. I. Brenman and wife, Cuba. Geo.

F. Foote, R. R. carpenter. Revere House.

J. H. Goodwin, Findlay, Ohio. J. G.

Osborne, St. Louis. Wilson Faulkner, Logan. Advertised Letters In the postoflice at Concordia, Dec. 30, 18S4: Jno Fink, Mrs Maude Bradford, Dillehay, Fred Jensen, Messrs Lohenfeur Tegele, Main, Miss Mary Noel, A Post," Miss Ellen Rogers, Mrs Alma Standra, Albert Sizer, Jasper Sapperfield, Lucy Smith, II Tubbs, Christ Thomsen, Williams, Nellie Young, Zimmerman.

B. S. Williams. P. M.

Tllii MARKETS. Due. 30. Cash corn is selling: in St. Louis Tan nary corn Is worth February corn 31 May corn 31 In Chicago cash corn is selling: at 33 January corn Si'i February corn 337a May coru 33? concordia; r3iarket.s.

HOGS, per cwt $3 6i CATTLE per pound $0 02fm4 eta CORN, per bushel rtK ets OATS per bushel 15 ets RYE per bush 25 ets nr. at per bushel 3iiets EGGS per doz 20 ets HUTTER per pound 18 ets CHICKENS, dressed Sets lUKlvEYS dressed 10 ets THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY Offers unsurpassed advantages to the traveling public in the shape of fast time, elegant equipment and superior accommodations. This great system, embracing 0,029 miles of road, runs its trains inio me union jJepots of St. Louis, Kansas City, Hannibal, Atchison Joseph, Omaha, Parsons, Denison, Worth, Minelo, Taylor, San Antonio, Galveston, New Orleans, and all other ot the principal cities of Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Louisiana and Tex ineir uoaciies and Baggage Cars of the latest and finest make, and luxurious Pullman Palace Sleeping and Hotel Cars are attached to all through trains. The novel Buffet Parlor Cars run on day trains, and Reclining Chair Cars on night trains between St, Louis and Kansas Citv.

via line are alwas as low as any other, direct connections are made with express trains of other lines at junction points. H. C. Townsknd, Gen'IPass'r T'k't Agt. St.

Louis, Mo. A. Johnson, Commercial Agent, Atchison. Ks. Xews items are scarce.

llaward keeps choice butter. 1 Sleighs of all descriptions were out to-day. llaward has fresh butterrailk.l This weather is milkmen. rather tough on the Try llaward 's home sausage and lard. Mr.S.Wones is now a "constant reader" of the Times.

The postoflice will be closed to-morrow from 10:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. The C.

B. passenger from the west was over an hour late this morning. A. T. Sidwell has erected a mammoth corncrib just west of hiselevator.

This morning had the first bright sunshine we havo had for a week or two. The boys and girls are having a high old time coasting on the school house hill. llemember the grand skating carnival and prize drawing at the rink tonight. Among the new names we add to our list are those of P. S.

Wallace and J. It. Sprague. Wm. on the K.

is taking a vacation, by reason of a sprined ankle. The C. B. passenger from the west this morning consisted of only two cars a baggage and passenger coach. Being over stalked in twilled flannels I will sell 40 cent goods for 2-5 cents a yard.

GdOt II. N. Hanson. Instalation of officers elect will take place at the next regular meeting of Concordia Lodge, Xo. 92, 1.

O. O. F. Examine our list of farms and unimproved lands. Call and see us, or write us.

J. W. Siieafok Co The heavy storms of the past two days are playing havoc with the railroads. Trains are nearly all behind time. Burt Williams has concluded that he don't want to race with Walter Eeidon rollers again at least that is what we were told.

C. F. Moore called in this morning and made us happy withi year's subscription to the best Republican paper in the county. The heavy storm which rushed down upon us yesterday has abated and the weather is clear and pleasant to-day-only a little cold. Mr.

W. B. Phemister, of Kansas City is visiting his cousin, Mr. J. C.

Mos-burg, in the city. He is connected with the Robinson store there. The C. B. Freight came in this morning from the west with the head-light badly demoralized.

The result of an encounter with a snow drift. M.E. Jenkins arrived home from his trip east last night. During his absence he visited Atchison, and the other river towns. It is reported that the furnaces in the new school house are not giving universal satisfaction.

Perhaps they will do better when the weather moderates. The installation of newly elected officers in the Knights of Pythias lodge will take place next Thursday night, when it is earnestly hoped every member will be present. We club our paper with the Chicago Weekly News for the exceedingly low price of $2,00 a year. This is an extraordinary inducement for you to secure good reading matter. A surprise party in the shape of a wedding is coming off within a few days.

Mr. Vernon Branch changes' his boarding place to-night that not stop at the Burrons House any more. Dan Brown must bo extremely warm blooded, for we noticed the north win dow to his office wide open, yesterday, notwithstanding the blizzard which was raging against that side of the building. We were mistaken in stating yesterdy that Mr. Bartlett had entered into partnership with Robinson AMcCrary.

He t-imply bought out Sweet Wyer's irap-lementbusiness and will con duct a large business in the implement line. He is pleasant gentleman and will doubtless do well. vv St. Ft. as, are are this and II.

nossy." in race ttiere is no one in this wide world, who really appreciates me but Fred. In four years he will be old enough to vote, and then he hopes to be able to rescue me from my present toil and bondage. He must be de-sended from a noble family, for he talks just like a hero in a novel. I shall try to be worthy of his great soul. He is also getting to have quite a moustache.

It really seems too bad of papa, to harp continually about "econemy and retrenchment," when the house is so dreary, and the snow is playing and sifting against the windows. I think that we ought to be more self-sacrific ing and try to make one another hap py. I do try, but one person cannot do all the being good, especially when theieis a hateful little brother like Eddie, to upset work-boxes' and tangle wosterds and silks. Truly, my life is not all roses, but it will be better by and by; perhaps in four years. From an ably edited New Year's article in yesterday's Blade we clip the following appropriate and well written sentiment; Among the purposes which serious minded people may profitably form at the beginning of the year is a determination to get nearer to God.

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