Concordia Daily Times du lieu suivant : Concordia, Kansas • Page 3

The East Liverpool Poisoning. Pittsburg, January 12. An East WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 18a5 -OF. ALL KINDS, Susie's Diary. Jan.

13, 18851 am terribly out of humor, and think that I am not unreasonable. Fred came this afternoon to take me out riding, and mamma took it upon herself, to tell him that I was not able to go to school, even, and that I could not go with him. It was quite natural that I should feel; bad, and cryi a little over the disappointment, so mamma sat down by me, to mingle consolation with advice. She told me that I was too young to receive the attention of young men; and I asked her who wanted to receive the attention of young men. Of course I would not think of going out to ride with a lot of young men, but since Fred is only one, of those dreadful() creatures, I should think that I might 0 with him.

Besides that, we are engaged, just as much as John and Clara are, only nobody but Fred and me, knows it. I pretended that I wanted to go and see my friend Jennie, this evening, and Overcoats, Caps, Gloves, Heavy Boots and Shoes, WILL BE TO Hi square TO EVEEY'BODT. Ta Concordia. In our NKW QUARTERS, where we will be pleased to have onr old friends call on us. We have just received a complete assortment of California Goods, direct from Oakland.

OUR STOCK OF STAPLE 0 AND FANCY GROCERIES IS COMPLETE Liverpool, gays: Annie Vanfossen, the young women accused of. poisoning i the Vanfossen and McBane families, of this city, waived a preliminary hearing pleaded not guilty, and was remanded to jail on a charge of murder In the first No other deaths have occurred and the victims are in a fair way to recover. THE POPULAR BARBER SHOP, Under Cloud County Rank, where you will find First-class Lady AND Gentl'men Barbers HAIIIDRESSING A SPECIALTY. WATSON TWITCHELL, Dealers In Agricultural Implements, Windmills, Pumps d3tf CONCORDIA. KANS.

EBEN PERKY, DEALEB XST. mm Pianos and I hove iust received A carload ot First-class Instruments On which I offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS DURING THE HOLIDAYS. Call and see 2 DOORS WEST OF POSTOEFICE R. E. A WA RD, -PRODUCK- Commission OPERA BLOCK, Concordia, Kansas.

Buys and sells Flour, Feed, Vegetables, Poultry, liutter. Eggs, Corn and Hay, Provisions and Fruit. Orders Consignments Stock Farm, Crossa lie, Wayne Mich. SAVAGE FAIiNUM, Proprietors. PatrocleNn.tfaKlWa IMPORTED Percheron Horses.

All stock selected from the pet of fires end dams of repu ration and registered in the french ani American Etud hooks. ISLAND HOME 11 neatitiful! r.t tl'p heart of Crosse It a the Detroit Kircr. ten mile below th City, and il accessible hv railroad, Jtnd steamboat. Visitor? oot tamtliar with the location may call mclty office, Campvi and nn escort will accompany them to tarin. Send for catalogue, free by mail Addresj, S.vAiin Vmnvu, Mich.

mmm Island Home Jk VP A ITT Ol'FICB OVBkt COHOM'8 HARDWARE TKIOIS: Single Copies l'er Woek 15 cts. l'er Month 60 eta. I'er Your $5.00 Try Ilaward's home sausageand lard, John D. Wilson ret urned from Topeka last night. 'See the big list' of city-' property in this issue.

J. W. Shbafor The market took quite a boom yesterday. Corn sold as high as 23 cents in the afternoon. E.

J. Pittaway and family have just returned from a visit among friends in Republic county. Don't fail to read our great list of real estate, and note the immense bargains we have for sale. J. W.

SlIKAFOR CO. Notwithstanding the severe storm which prevailed to-day, many farmers were in town with produce. The raise in the markets yesterday induced them to come. Mrs. Malloy is getting up a great interest in her meetings here.

The meeting last night was wonderful on account of its The house was packed to its utmost capacity, and many went away who couldn't get in at all. The dollar Times is what catches ''em. It is about as cheap as a first-class paper can be published, and our farmer friends realize the fact and propose to take advantage of our offer and secure good reading for the next year. The business of the K. I road has greatly increased of late.

It is wonderful how Mr. Neely has worked up the interests of the road at this place. "When he came here the road was not paying the expenses of operation, but now it is as profitable as any road coming Concordia. The company should feel under great obligations to hini, as they doubtless do. We were shown, the other day, a model of an egg case, invented by Albert Martin of this city, which we consider the moKt perfect invention wo have ever seen.

It is so ingeniously arranged that after the eggs have been removed from the box, the receivers may be folded up and placed back in the box, only occupying the space of one layer, giving the farmer the box to home his groceries after marketing his eggs. Martin has applied for a patent, which he will surely get, tind will then open up a factory in Concordia. In our opinion, he has a good thing, and it will doubtless prove a great benefit to the people at large, as well as to Mr. Martin. We are prepared to offer the Concordia Wekkly TurES.for one year, and the Topeka Daily Commonwealth through the session of the legislature, together with a copy of the "Squatter Sovereign," or "Kansas in the SQ's," for, the price of the book alone being $1.50, all for three dollars cash in advance.

This book is a historical novel, written by Mrs. Mary A. Humphry, and is well worth the entire price ask-d for both papers and the book. Nobody can begin reading it and quit to eat and sleep until it is finished. The Topeka Daily Commonwealth is worth for that time all that is asked for all combined.

Everbody interested in the early days of Kansas should avail themselves of this opportunity. A Wonderful Discovery. Consumptives and all who suffer from affection of the throat and lungs, find a certain cure in Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. Thou-nands of permanent cures verify the truth of this statement.

No medicine can show such a record of wonderful cures. Thousands of once hopeless sufferers now gratefully proclaim they owe their lives to thisJNew Discovery. It will cost you nothing to give it a tri il. Free trial bottles at ISeaucbamp As Luttrell's drug store. Large ske, $1.

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Theadvantaireof auoh notice is well understood tyalj Mraons who wish to dispose of their patents. ISroTs MUNIJ A OtCoCuca KcutHTIHC AUEEIOal SCI Broadway, Sen York. ear. i just as I was by the gate, Fred happen ed along, and we talked. lie held my hand, and said a great many things, which would look silly written, since the rich melody of his voice could not appear.

His voice has wonderful scope and he can change it so quickly, from a very high pitch, to a very impressive gutteral. Sometimes this vocal transi tion takes place in the middle of a word, and a person listening might sup pose that the soprano and bass, of the church choir, were holding a pleasant dialogue. Among other things, he said that my eyes are brighter than that glorious orb Sirius, and when I asked him what that was, he pointed to a very clear, bright Btar, and said that that star was many times larger than our Sun. It doesn't look reasonable, still I believe it, because Fred says so, and he studied, astrononfy last term, and is very wise. I grew quite chilly standing out there, so long, llope I have not caught cold, for I want to go to the rink to morrow night.

Hotel Arrivals. IIARRONS HOUSE. D. Corsage, Hebron, Neb. M.

Clark. Topeka. J. Gordon, K. C.

J. Hames, K. C. C. Steller, O.

II. Thompson, Nebraslta City. II. Trap, Springfield, la. C.

Hooper, Pittsfield, 111. F. F. C. F.

J. F. J. F. II.

C. J. A. J. J.

O. D. A. Street, Junction City. A.

Clark, K. C. A. Churry, K. C.

Morton, St. Louis, Rrter, St. Louis. J. McNeil, La Moill.

111. L. MeCarty, St Louis. A. Hind, Corbeii, Me, II.

Smith and ladyt Delphos. II. Kresky and lady. American House C. II.

Washington. W. J. Fulton, Malaby, O. V.

W. Chesbro, Wymore. J. II. Leigh, Fairmount.

Bible Depository The Cloud county bible society now lias for sale at their depository, one door west of the postomce, a full supply of bibles and testaments. These are in English, French, German and Swedish, and range in pricejf rom seven cents to five dollars. 34tf A Walking Skeleton Mr. E.jSpringer, of Mechanicsburg, writes: "I was afflicted with lung feverand abscess on lungs, and reduced to a walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle of Dr.

King's New Discovery, for consumption, which did: me so much good that I bought a dollar bottle. After using three bottles, found myself once more a man, completely restored to health, with a hearty appetite and a gain in flesh of 48 pounds." Call at Beauchamp Luttrell's and get a free trial bottle of this certaiu cure for all lung 'diseases. Large bottles $1. a COXCORDIA MARKETS. HOGS, nor cwt $3 00 CATTLE por pound JO cts (JOHN, per bushel HI cts OATS per bushel 15 cts RYE per bush 25 cts WHEAT por bUHhel I5 EGGS per do.

20 cts HUTTNU per pound 1H cts CHTOKENS, dressed Sets TURKEYS 10 cts Rep'icanin politics LEADING ST. JOSEPH PAPER Is Bent by mail, postag paid, at 7(C per month I (Jj, a year, when t)UV7 in advance, paid in advanoo. Always' fresh ml brim full Of News. FROM ALL PARTS of the WORLD. Best Pajen Least Money Contains all the telegraphic news, domestic and l'oroijrn.

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