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The Lecompton Monitor from Lecompton, Kansas • Page 3

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Lecompton Monitor. A. A. llope is at homo this woek. Mr.

Worley started back to his old F.I3. F. B. Hill A -DEALERS IN LUMBER, Door, Lath, Shingles, lime, Hair. Cement, LecomptOn, Kans.

Young Man or Woman, If you wish to cultivate your intellect, strengthen your moral and prepare yourself for usefulness in life, you should spend a few months at some good academy or its peculiar advantages should be DEALERS IN- Groeerles and Piovlslons, BRAN aid CHOP FEED, Steel Nails and Hardware, Dross, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty Etc l-iccouisitoii, Kan. Figures Will Wot LIE. Examine them and nee for yourself. Yon can gel: 131 lbs. Gran.

Sugar for-; 1.00. 15J lbs. G. C. Sunar for- 1.00.

71 lbs. Green Coffee for- 1.00 7 lbs. Arbuckles Coffee 1 lb. Best gunpowder tea- .80 1 lb. Good Imperial lea- .00 14 lbs.

Rice- 1.00 Peet Bro's best make soap- .05 Town's Delight- .05 .20 3 lbs. Best Lump Starch Hoots Shoes, Hats Caps, DRY GOODS, Queensware Ilardware AT CASH. PRICE. PRODUCE IAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. O.

GRAHAM, Lecompton, Kansas. Lane University ForSale, The properly known as RodgerViNAW ILL AUn a good pair of 911 II Hurr. under run; a good NIbole fcheller. Inquire ot Mrs. Keezel, or Brown, Lecompton, Kansas.

0. 0 ICE ioh; Will sell lee In large or small quantities. Ier 100 lbs. delivered, 75 cents. Itoop fc I'elree, Lecompton.

Offers many inducements to those provement. Among these are healtbfulaess of location, cheapness rates, good society, a good of study adapted to the mental development as well at the mere aquisition of facts- Six Courses of Study, Glassical, Scientific, Teacher's, Commercial, Minister's Musical. Painting and Drawing are also taught and special branches not in the regular courses may be pursued at any time. home on a visit Tnessday. Lewis England left for his home at Attoona, Kansas latt Saturday.

Miss Hattie Connoll went to Otta wa to visit friends Wednesday, Mrs. Haines from near Terry was visiting her mother, Mrs. Hoad, Sun day. A. 6.

Hoad oame up from Kansas City Saturday evening to spend. Sun day with his parents. Prof. Bowman has turned granger ana is lotiowing that vocation in Linn county. Miss Lulie Maey returned home Wednesday evening.

L. T. sings Oh how the cares of earth grow lighter." Josh Killings says; "There is one thing in this world lor which we are never fully prepared, and that is twins." Prof. L. J.

Freese reports that he is "watching the bees" in his old home Illinois. May he get lots of honey and not get stung. If the one who took some small lathe toolc from Roger's mill will re turn them it will save an arrest We have learned who took them. C. O.

Brown. E.R.Buckminster left Monday for Lyndon Odfige County Kansas, where he will attend the county Normal He will probably return to Lane next August. Our genial and ever obliging merchant Mr. 0. Graham has made some startling reductions in the prices of Groceries.

He believes in quick sales and small profits. Notice his advertisement on this page. Perry is to have a grand celebration this year. Arrangments have been made for a magnificent parade and other interesting features. We hope our neighbor will have a booming Fourth.

Mrs, Lane will leave for Cool id ge Hamilton County Kansas, the last of this week. Her husband is yard master fur the Santa Fe at that place which is the last station on the line in this state, going westward. For Dry Goods, Dress Goods, No tions, Uloves and Hosiery, call on Learner, Tea, Mrs. Keezel has procured car load of the Best Osage City Shaft Coal for her own use, but, if anyone wants some for summer use, -she will accommodate them. Price per ton $4.00, Full linn new style, fanoy and solid colors Lawns at reduced prices from 4o.

up at Learner s. rather bellers brought us some very fine speoimens of the red cur rant last week. We had heard that they were not thrifty in this locality, but this is certainly These were even larger than we were accus tomed to see in the east. For Plates, Cups and Saucers, and anything you need in the queensware line, call on Learner. J.

P. Rogers has finished sawing at Glendale until after threshing season, and will employ himself and hand giving the motive power to Mc. Call's threshing machine. C. O.

Brown will postpone sawing at Lecompton until after Mr. Rogers returns from thresh ing. Lecompton Market. REVISED EACH WEEK F. Hill and CO.

BY BUTTER per lb. Choice roll EGGS per doa. POTATOES per bush. HAMS per lb. -SIDES SHOULDERS -LARD per lb.

.08 12, .08 .75 .10 ,08 .07 .09 fcraFBlLADfePHUiMfls of UiM UjH). Burial at rBlOflpr In Ice mariut, tmamtH tokit yow p9 for it. This i Ilia tame rtvU oO.nr oooimium rUU tor $00. All kUnliltis wunwttad for I 7 ear. IWbd fv 11 uUraJriTtxstltiulal.

Aaklrwai CtUKLBS 4. WOW 4 Thursday, July 2, 1885, and IS. I Railroad Time Card, KANT KOUNIK No New York Express S.4S A 20 Kansas Utjt Express 7.41 34 War freight 111:10 24 Mo. Hirer Expres ......8.07 12 Now York Expr WEST BOUND. Mo, 2S Uuyml Express 12:08 A 21 Wichita Expre ......11:50 11 PaclHc Express 12 11 Wr 19 Osage City Do not It.

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WWTS, Genl. Put. A Ticket Agt, CHURCH DIRECTORY. UNITED BBtrlltUtJI CHURCH. Sabbath Services; Class Meeting at 9 30 A.

Preaching at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Sabbath School at 3 P.

M. Wednesday: Prayer Meeting at 7:30 P. JL. Sabbath School Teach- er's Meeting at 8 P. M.

Eev. G. S. Lake. Pastor.

LOCALS. Our friends will do us favor bj notifying us of II items of Interest for these columns, r-ballr, or postal card, or drop letter. We are always pleated to wake personal mention of those IutIiui town, or who hee friends tisiuiii mem, Mr- Koop has returned from his visit. E. S.

Thompson strated for Mel ville, Missouri, Saturday last. Mies Virginia Keeiel reports a sale arrival at her former home in Tenn. V. I EaDDerson has been afflicted with Job's complaint namely, boils Mrs. Grahsm and Ely visited Kan sas City Wednesday.

Mr. and Mil. Iliff went to Law renoe Weednesday. Mr, Kauffman spent a few days in Lawrence last week. We are indebted to Squire Dayid inn for tbs Kansas C'itv market re ports.

Mr. Prudens and family have gene to visit his "wife's people'' this week Fred and Edward Jennings visited their sister, Mrs. Lane, recently. A valuable cow belonging to George Secrist was killed on the rail road track near the crusher Wednes day, by a pas-ting train. Insure your property in the old liable German of Freeport, Illinois rates low as the lowest.

L. H. Cook in the local Agent, and will make out your application at any time. B. H.

Leslie is putting in a stone crossing on Woodson Avenue op posite hie store. This work is to be commended, as it has been needed for some time. Professor R. A. Hampshire, who han been teaching Lincoln, Kansas, is in town, and will remain until after the Fourth.

The Professor is an old schoolmate aad friend, and are glad to welcome him back to Lecomp ton. Mr. Smith brought us a fine spec! men of the Fulta wheat a few days ago. The heads were long and well filled. They were out lrom a field on bis farm west of town.

The Atchison and Santa Fa Rail road will sell Excursion Tickets, July the 8d and 4th, for distances not to exceed 150 miles, at one fare for the rouud trip, tickets to be good to turn to include July Gth. Somebody was good enough to send us a reuipe for making Fourth of July "Desert," s-e-r-t. We are very thankful for the kindness, but we oan not use it, as we do not intend to make any -'desert" this year, If "des erts" were above par, and skimming gaily along towards two hundred per cent, we might ba Induced to man facture a few for the home market lust to oblige our friends, but, there seems to be no demand for far them, we leel compelled to forbear, and spend our valuable time prac icing on roller skates. TO EXCHANGE CASH FOR CORN Expenses college. In Choosing such a school considered.

who art seeking intellectual im- corpi of Instructors, and course Moderate. $10.00 7.50 2.50 $2.75 to 3.00 2.25 1.20 to 1.75 Catalogue giving full 13. Brvln, Pres. LECOMPTON ELEVATOR Tuition in advance, per year Incidental Fee term Boarding per week from Table board at Boarding Hall in clubs IS THE TIME TO i SUBSCRIBE FOR THE Lane University Is located at the historic village of Lecompton, Douglas Kansas, on the A. T.

S. F. R. midway between Lawrence and Topeka and is one of the progressive SCHOOLS of the State. $1.28 PER YEAR FOR JOB WORK CALL ON THE at once for a Information, S..

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Pages Available:
216
Years Available:
1885-1886