The Winchester Argus from Winchester, Kansas • 3

Jmm Local News. GLORY! FOURTH JULY! Z. Rutherford, editor of the Bolekow (Mo.) Herald, was visiting relatives in this vicinity, last week, and made this office a pleasant call. Parties Indebted to this office for subscription will confer a favor by making payment as soon as possible. Money can be left with J.

T. Fulton, at the postofllco, or at this ofllco. Breakfast baton, Diunor bacon, Supper bne'oflj at Goff Rowland's. A grand platform dance will be given RAILROAD TIME TABLE. KANSAS CENTRAL.

OOINO In, I (MIND WIST. Pnsscnitur. Vreliikt Freight PROCESSION Willfdnri ot the Christian Church, at 9:90 a. under the direction of at Cary IUnclihiiin's the evening of the Fourth. A large platform, a splendid "The Cyolopodla War." Tho Cyclopedia War and the Llto'rary Revolution are working Wonderful aud happy results for the readers of books, and searchers after knnwlcdga, Tho great "Library of Universal Knowledge," is announced to be completed, seady for delivery to purchasers, the early part of July.

It is probably the largest and most Important literary work this country nd the century have seen. It is bused upon Chambers' Encyclopedia, the last London edition of which Is reprinted entire ns a portion of its contents, a lurgo corps of American editors and writers adding thereto, a vast amount of Information upon about $15,000 subjects in every denartment of human knowledge. Cham orchestra, and ample accommodations for teams are among the many attractive features of the party. Tickets, 60 cents. jfarshal of the Day George T.

Scott and Assistant Marshals 3. D. Coitinokr and J. E. Bauhutt.

Procession will march to Howard's Grove, preceded by thd Winchester Cornet Band and large decorated wagou containing 60 voices of thd Jubilee Chorus. How the Air will Ring with Freedom's Glad Joyful Mingling of Patriotic Souls on Independence Celebrating the Birth of the Grandest Nation on the Globe. Teams carod for free of charge. Gregory has been expelled from the ORDElFl OI Consolation Club. Prof.

Milieu's name has been proposed. Tbo business of the next meeting will bo a practice' in the art of wlnkin' and smllln', and a match game of mumble peg between Bates and MUSIC Winchester Cornet Band1 PRAYER i i Rev. D. II. CoulTeb MUSIC Hall Us, Voices)-.

Cnonus ADDRESS OP WELCOME. of the Day, J. T. Pultoh music i DECLARATION OP INDEPENDENCE Whitb MUSIC the Hills and Vales Cuohus Marshall for a bottle of hair restorative. at Hundreds of mon, women and children rescued from beds of pain, sick-uess and almost death and made strong and hearty by Parker's Oingor Tonic are the best evidences in the world of its sterling worth.

You can find these in every community. Post. Boe advertisement. Now is the time to paint your house, Instdo and out. Garrett Gricst have all tho desirable shades, ready for the brush.

Como on, both big nnd small, little and all, and fit yourself out with a suit of nice clothes at the popular store of Goff Howland. New suits received this week. Good fencing lumber at $10.50, $18 and $10. Gauuett Giuest. Winchester's Mightiest Demonstration Howard's Grove.

Tho singing class trained by Prof. Dunham ana lady gave a concert in the bers' Encyclopedia, whoso dislinguixhed merit is universally known, is the laborious product of tho ripest lirhish and European scholarship, but being a work of foreign production It has been naturally deficient in its adaptation to the wants of American readers. In this new form it is most thoroughly Amercanlzed, and becomes at once tho largest and most complete encyclopedia in tho field, at a mere fraction of the cost of any similar works which have preceded it, containing about 10 percent more mutter than Appleton's Encyclopedia, at less than one-fifth lis cos), and 20 per cent more than Johnson's Cyclopedia at a little more than its cost. Methodist church, Tuesduy evening. The house was crowded, and the enter DINNER, Grand Chorus of 150 Voices, Led by Prof.

tainment gave good satisfaction. A MUSIC i i Dunham, of Chicago. permanent organization of the class has ORATION HON. LOUIS A. MYERS been effected under the name of the MUSIC Jubilee Chorus Speeches.

Toasts and Responses by Eloquent TOASTS AND RESPONSES. Winchester Jubilee Chorus, with T. C. Lytle as President, Edward White as Secretary, and Mrs. J.

W. Millcn as leader. and Distinguished Orators. The suDerlutivo value and importance It Musi be So, For all who use Brown's Pepsin Tonic, say it is a sure cure for dyspepsia and sick headache; Try it. For sale by D.

M. Bates and A. Y. Barns. "The Day We Celebrate," Rosponse by J.

8. McMunit "Our Flag," Response by. Rev. Haveumalb Only two of the Nortonville robbers A Pyrotechnic Display of Rare Magnificence "True Patriot! jm(" Response by. Rev.

D. H. Coiilteb "The Press and the School," Response by George T. Scott- "The Sabbath School," Response1 by Rev. T.

W. Ramev and Splendor, Double Store. Spring hats at the Good for the money. have been captured, Instead ef three, as reported last week. Tho two are James Dougherty and a man named Gllliland, and they aro now in the county Jail, in MUSIC Band Sack Races, Greased Pole and Innumerable cambric only Howland's.

Seven eighths printed 1 cents per yard at Goff J. f. Fulton, President of the Day. J. A.

Gorham. Sam Swover. J. Howland. R.

O. Younu. J. W. Carson.

Wt default of $6,000 bail. The leader of the gang, Poke Wells, is still at largo, and Games and Pastimes. P. Goff, David Housh, W. II.

Haskell, Vice Presidents. Chow-chow, horse radish, pickles, and table sauce, at Goff Howland's. of this great Encyclopedia, however, lies especially in the fact that it is brought within tho reach of every one who aspires after knowledge and culture. It is really a library of universal knowledge. It brings a libcial education easilj within the reach of every plow-boy.

Every farmer and every mechanic owes It to himself and to his children that such, a cyclopedia shall henceforward form a part of the outfit of his home. To the intelligent man in every walk of life a cyclopedia is indispensable. It is issued in various styles, in 15 large beautiful octavo volumes, varying in price from $15 for the edition in cloth, to $25 for the edition in full library sheep binding. Liberal discounts even from these extraordinary prices are allowed to clubs, and the publishers, besides, propose during the next two months to distribute $10,000 cash in special rewards to persons wh forward clubs of five, ten, or more subscribers, The American Book Kswsna Fine Old-Fashloned Picnlo Dinner 'Neath the Oaken Boughs. there Is said to be still another Atchison man wanted.

The arrest of tho parties was brought about by the peaching of a fellow named Lyons, to whom Dougherty confided tho whole matter. The case against them is believed to be a strong one. A. RENZ, Manufacturer and Dealer in Fans! Fanst Fans! Big assortment just received at Goff Howland's. New Styles Dress Coods.

Como Everybody and Swell the Clad Throng. to Nicest and cheapest ever brought Every man should mind his own Wincnester, just received at Goff Howland's. fine mm TOBACCO, Fourth of July, with all its bright memories of freedom's priceless blessings, comes to us each year as the day- As predicted, our stock of clothing gives satisfaction, both to ourselves and -AND Exchange, 7b4 Uroadway, ISew loik, are the publishers, who will send sample star of peace and good will. All the pages and full particulars free on request. SMOKERS' MATERIALS, our customers.

It is well made and guaranteed as represented. Gorham Ickes. business, and only that. It is hard to tell him so in plain words; yet it is one of the simplest rules of conduct, and the most useful that mankind can adopt in their intercourse with each other. There is a great deal of Paul Pry spirit in the human heart, or wonderful inquisitive-ness in regard to the personal and private affairs of friends and neighbors.

This spirit makes more mischief in the way down the path of life, from childhood to old age, it shines upon us as the Our stock of dry goods and notions is 322 Delaware Street, LEAVENWORTH, KAN. now complete. Cull and compare prices. Panama hats only 10c at the Double Store. Nisill Wilson, Co.

beacon of American liberty and happi Orders from the Country Trade Solicited. Dr. Price's baking powder, at Goff Notice. Notice is hereby given to all persons xiowianas. community than almost any other cause.

who know themselves indebted to us to J. M. VILIIFLM W. C. KIRKPATRICK Let eveiy man mind his own business, call nt once and make settlement.

We ness. We love tho day because it was between the rising and the setting of its sun that the tyrant's oppressive yoke was lifted from the American people and the crown of freedom placed upon t'acir heads. We honor the day because it is in our hearts to manifest a just appre Grain is booming, and we are up with will in a short time be closed out and Kirkpatrick Wilhelni, tne times. 7-2t GonnAM Ickes, re going away.und all unsettled accounts Fruit jars at the Double Store. Osawklo flour at the Bonanza.

Pearled barley at the Bonanza. Wire cloth at the Double Store. Oat meal In bulk at the Bonanza. -'Glass fruit iara at the Double store. Shetland shawls at GofI Ilowland's.

Tin fruit cutis at tbo Double store. Seed buckwheat at O'Neill, Wilson Klae pounds coffee for 1.00 at the Bonanza. "Eureka" clothes wringers at the Bonanza. Will Highland is homo on a visit for a few days. Nino pounds Rio coffee for $1.00 at the Bonanza.

Buy your white fish and mackerel at the Bonanza. --Another reduction in hats at the Double store. Ice cream and cake at Elson Bros, every evening. See the cheap straw and chip bats at Gorham Ickes'. The millinery boom still continues at Mrs.

Morrison's. Japanese parasols for 25 cents at Goff Howland's. Headlight oil only 20 cents per gallon at Goff Rowland's. Still the rush continues for those $1 shoes at Goil Rowland's. Eleven pounds of nice sugar for one dollar at the Double Store.

O'Neill, Wilson Co. expect you to call and settle that account. Mark F. Tuttle, of this office, visited Lis friends in Onaga this week. Eighteen yards Standard prints for one dollar at Goff Rowland's.

The Fourth of July oration will be delivered by Hon. Louis A. Myers. Buy your paint of Garrett Gricst, tnd save mixing. Fully warranted.

Self-sealing and wax-scaling 1 and 2 quart glass fruit cans at the Bonanza. -We expect to see over a thousand people at the Fourth of July celebration. The "Three Daisies" and the "Little Hatchet" are to be seen at Goff How-land's, The Double store can and will sell you fruit cans for cash cheaper than anybody. Mrs. Morrison is selling millinery poods cheap, and they are of the very latest styles.

Everybody and his girl will bo at the grand Fourth of July celebration at Howard's Grove. The very best satisfaction in the way of custom, work always given at Ash-wood's shoe shop. Remember the social hop at the hall on the evening of the Fourth. It will be a pleasant affair. The Winchester cornet band is rehearsing some new pieces to please tin people with on the Fourth.

Cleanliness is next to godliness. Gorham Ickes will sell you more soap for one dollar than any house in town. "Dr. Forman, the dentist, of Leavenworth, will be at the Winchester hotel, on Monday, July 4, and remain one The Winchester comet band will furnish the music for the Fourth of July celebration. A One program is being prepared.

Mr. Coffey, the section boss at this place, will shortly go to Butler to take charge of the section there. He will be succeeded by William Gladen. Bead the Fourth of July programme, which we print in another column, and then prepare yourself for the grandest time you have had in many a day. will be placed in the hands of the justice and there will not be half the trouble in the world that there is at present.

Brookfleld (Mo.) Gazette. Order of Business for July Session of the peace for collection. DEALERS IN- hats at Goff Those nobby straw Howland's are daisies, tncm. Call and see We are selling at cost. 812 Garrett Gkiest.

ciation of our liberties. Its sun cannot or tne county Board. Notice is hereby giveu that tho follow rise without our souls being tuned to its praise. The childish glee of the boy Brown's Vegetable Liver Pills Are a sure cure for liver complaint, con- MARRIED. over the firecracker, iB but an outburst ing is the order in which the County Commissioners will take up the business ulready arranged for their July session: ttpation and biliousness, ot sale by 31.

Hates ana V. Barnes. Staple and Fancy Groceries, Queensware, Cutlery, Gash Paid lor Country Produce PETERS JEFFRES At Plnmb Grove. Jane 18, 1RS1. by J.

W. Faubion, Mr. Geokob Peteks ef the patriotic fire that burns within him and the joyful notes of all, as ndMies Mart D. Jeffbes. July 5, the following road cases will be The Big Muddy has receded, and they swell the songs of praise, are but Goff Howland have received a large and attractive stock of prints, muslins.

WINCHESTER MARKET REPORT. taken up, Coleman road, Cross road, Barrett road, Thompson vacation, Allison road, S. R. Smith road, and also the consideration of bridge cheviots, ginghams, dress goods, notions, direct from the East. Cull at once Corrected Weekly by Coff How land.

and get big bargains. Wheat Oats Kansas. orn July 6, Patrick road, Isenbcrg road, Winchester, Just received, at Garrett Griest's, new invoice of pnint, rcadv mixed. 1.00 Stoekwell road, Gentry road, Lambert road, and Adams road. This pnint has stood the test for seven.

Flax seed Millet seed r.ntter per li'u'n per dozen Onions per liuskcl years, and gives full satisfaction. 1215 9 2.00 6075 July 7, Shroder road, Holmes road. roraioes per Dnsnei Don't fail to examine our stock of Hatcher road, Owens road, Jay road, and 2.00&2.23 Spring chlokons net doz. lussware and queensware when vou Frendle road. need anything in that lino.

Miscellaneous business will be taken JNK1LL, WILSON lS UO. Simmies Stinsom Portland, Maine. from time to time as occasion may Address G. K. MARTIN; WAGON MAKER AND GENERAL WOOD-WORKER, POLLOCK'S OLD STAND, WINCHESTER.

require. J. N. Insi.ky, County Clerk, Make up Your Mind. Wo want everybody to understand a week in yonr own town.

Term and 'SAontdt fiee. Address II IIallktt that we do not charge anything for show Portland, Maine. Jefferson County, Kaa, Just as We Said. The case of Jim Shaw, formerly a de ing goods. Come in and get our prices; it won't do you any harm, even if you ADVERTISE IN THE ARGUS.

should buy somewhere else. We do not expect all the grocery trade, but we expect the lion's share, and wo are going I invite inspection of my work. Satisfaction guaranteed, Prices tective, who was arrested June 10 for vagrancy, and whose case was postponed twice, was called for the third and last time this morning, and Shaw failing to appear his bondsmen were out the bond given for his appearance, amounting to even Atchison Patriot. HEADQUARTERS to have it, if square dealing and low prices will bring it, so you had just as well make up your mind to trade with the T. E.

Ickes J. A. Gorham. FOR the echoing sounds of patriotic and grateful hearts. To tho people of Winchester and surrounding country, Fourth of July, 1881, brings a two-fold reason for joy and thankfulness.

Nature and Fortune liavo smiled upon our people and given them promise of bountiful crops, and it is meet that we should further promote our well being by gathering together and strengthening the bonds of friendship and brotherly love. Preparations are now going forward for a celebration that will be ono of the most pleasant and enjoyable ever held in Winchester. The spot selected is Howard's Grove, two miles southeast of town, where tho fine shade and two springs of excellent water. The various committees are at work perfecting plans for the amusement oftho multitude. A program of the exercises at the Grove will be found in another column.

THE GRAND CHOltUS. One feature that will prove exceedingly entertaining is the grand chorus of 150 voices, which are now being trained by Prof. Dunham, of Chicago. The glees, anthems, choruses, that the grand array of voices will render, will alone be worth going miles to hear. FIREWORKS.

In the evening there will be a display of fireworks which has never yet been rivaled in this community for magnificence and splendor. Pepsin, Rhubard, Mandrake and i Centlanf Are the active ingredients of Brown's Pepsin Tonic. Give this wonderful dyspepsia remedy a trial and be cured. For sale by D. M.

Bates and A. V. Barns. cheapest grocery house in the State, and The same chap was around here last that same" is the Little Bonanza. Gorham Ickes, Cooseberrles week on "detective" business, and left an unpaid hotel bill.

Ho was going to bring Enos Tharpe to time had him sure for forging some notes at Crosby's bank; but he was not equal to the task. AT- McDERMOND'S Won't keep through tho winter unless you can them; well, you might sav, nny fool knows that; but what we wish to impress upon your minds, is the fact that we are selling fruit cans lower than any other house in the country. THE Harness Shop Harness, Saddles, Fly Nets. Collars, Whips, JU11KPATWCK ILIIELM. It seems that Enos had been in bad business, having deposited as security a $100 note with Mr.

Crosby, signed by Jas. Eshom, which proves to be a forgery. We understand that F. M. Johnson, banker of Oskaloosa, has been victimized the same way.

Register. Nortonville flour at Goff IIow Beg to inform yon that you can save money by buying your Dry Goods, Clothidg, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Tinware, and Stoves, ef them. Bridies, nailers, etc. land's. Try it.

REPAIRING DONE. Roval Gloss lumo starch. 8 pounds for Prices reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed. ao cents.

jneill, Wilson to. Uivc im a call, unposite tne tiouDie store. Celebration at Crove City. A grand picnic and celebration will be JuoKmS WINCHESTER, KA3. Notice.

Hereafter all grain sacks loaned by the ITS BOOTS AMD SHOES, We carry a full line of the Celebrated Leavenworth Pen work and the Standard Screw-Fastened Goods of M. D. Wells of Chicago, which are acknowF edged by all to be the very best in the market held at Grove City, six miles east of Oskaloosa, on tho 4th of July. Among It is now given up by everybody undersigned will be charged up to the parties borrowing, at the rate of 25 cents each, and credit giyen for same when the speakers will be cx-Gov. Robinson, that they can get more and better goods F.

Stevens, Gen. McDowell and Gen. for their money at O'Neill, Wilson than at any other house in the returned. Gojihav Ickes, Stowe, of Leavenworth; with toasts from The Argus J.N. Fowler, O'NEiLt, Wilson Goff Howland.

city. IN CLOTHING, We have a full line, and can "Beat the Jews" on cash prices. and J. L. Forscyth.

Prof. Stout will be Farmers thinking of purchasing a on hand with bis well trained choir, to good reaper are requested to call at Goff Garrett Griest have received a lot Croat Excitement. Ton would have thought the people of nice screen doors which they offer Howland's and examine the Bradley discourse music. We expect to open the exercises at ten o'clock by music from cneap tor casn. self-binder.

Its superiority is easily Our Line of Cooking Stoves the band, to be followed by speaking. seen. had struck a "Big Bonanza" by the way they thronged the store of Kirkpatrick Wlihelm last Saturday. One customer remarked: "Well, I do say, it's no wonder you are busy. If half the people We still have a few thousand feet of boards at $10 per thousand.

fun, frolic and dinner. A floor with the best music will be furnished on the Time is precious, but it will pay you to use some of It in going to Clark's shoe Warrants ns in asserting that wo JOB PRINTING an please you in price and quality, with the UARRETT UREI8T. UUAJUUK UAK. for a Leader. ground for all who wish to trip the light store and looking ever his excellent stock.

He sells the best goods at the Why do Gorham Ickes sell more fantastic toe, and a grand hop at the knew how cheap vou were selling your groceries, your store would not hold them;" but we only smiled and said, "Let them come; we will try and make room for them." hats than all other merchants In Winchester? Because they carry a larger GOODS- We are iust in receint of a laree and earefullv selected stock of Drv Goods. lowest prices. hall at night; We expect to entertain the largest crowd ever assembled at the line ana sell ciieapcr, It will soon be blackbcrrying time. to whichjwe invite the attention of the Ladies. Grove.

The Declaration will be read by We have lust received a fresh supply says he went blackberry ing last Farmers Miss Clara Willi ts. of pearl barley and oatmeal. Our GROCEBIEStare fresh, and by baying in laree qnantitie. and for cash. winter, but then we have a faint suspic C.

W. Siiradeb, Chief Marshal will please bear in mind that we pay at all times the highest market price for ion that he had reference to the funeral we are enabled to defy all competition. Come on with your cash, produce or grains OFFICE UAEILL, WILSON UO. Cash Is King. The only true way to do business is a colored man.

grain and produce. Goff Howland. G. W. Steeper, Wm.

Stoct. A. J. Gabkett, J. F.

Willits, G. M. Woods ad Com. GORHAM ICKES. "Doll babies are doll babies, no upon the cash system.

Pay as yon go. matter where you find them." solilo Looking back over the past 80 years of our life we wonder bow we have qui zed Muggins, "but yaull always find fools trying to cipher out the difference Owe no man anything. If there was no consolation in the fact that you owe nothing, the fact that you get your goods 10 to 25 per cent cheaper of the cash To the Public! The Landon House. between tweedledee and tweedledum. Onaga, is a first-class hotel, with pleasant rooms and everything on the DOES THE house than elsewhere, ought to be suffi Ladies, don't worry yourselves about lived so long without glasses and then decide that it is because we buy goods at the Bonanza and advise our friends to go there and buy cient evidenee to convince anyone tbat it table the market affonda.

Convenient to what yon shall wear on your heads on I am Bow prepared to do all kinds of plain and ornamental Plastering is to their interest to patronize the Little the Fourth, bat go to Mrs. Morrison'i the depot, and has a fine sample room for commercial men Careful attention lion an za. CHEAP FOR CASH. in a neit and satisfactory manner. lam alsopreparedtobuildchimneysandfiuef millinery store snd select something that will be becoming to you.

She has all paid to the comfort of guests. Jewelry, a nice stock of the above Bring your lob work to Thb Akgcs received this week, consisting of watches, oince. the latest. Bismarck Fair. PLASTERING.

watch chains, charms, ladies sets, gold and silver rings, etc. Call and see them FINEST WORK If our country friends have any lavenlle The second annual exhibition of the chickens big enouirh to fry, we would at Golf Howland's. The man with the phonoprsph did not perform as advertised. Cause, no audience. The young men of the town Ke io try a lew dozen at the highest Western National Fair Association will be beld at Bismarck Grove, September 5 to 10.

This will unquestionably be the Satisfaction Guaranteed. mAtCet price. Kirkpatrick WruiKLX. A fine-haired man with standing bad ether matters on band, and the Respectfully W. H.

BRACKEN. collar and brass buttons will deliver all married men said they had "talking best exhibition in the West. The facili goods sold at the Double Store. machines at home." ties and accommodations are unsur The display of fireworks at tsis place passed. The premiums offered amount to $13,000, besides $10,000 in premiums -AT THE Those lace buntings in black, myrtle green and old rold colors are all the "go." Call at Goff Howland's and set oa the night of the Fourth will be a magnificent sight Quite, a large sum of their new stock.

The Shoe Display At the immense store of Goff Howland is an attraction well worth seeing and their low prices will convince you that yon can buy cheaper there than at Leavenworth or any other large city. Dr. J. R. Way, Hillsdale.

Iowa, writes: '1 bava used Ext. Sampanlla, Dandelion and Iodide ot Potassium in my practice, and consider it the best remedy ever in the speed ring. Fourth of July at Oskaloosa. money has been raised for the purpose. and the committee assure ns that they Boards at $10, $1S and $13.50 per There will be a graad Fourth at Oska will astonisb the natives.

loosa this year, to be beld In the court UOHsand at Uarrett Jt Ureists. ow Is a rood time to buy. Lumber is advanc THE OAK JHLL MILLS. HENRY LEGLEB, Manufacturer of CHOICE FABIILY FLOUIt, al3v valley Fails, Kartsci. house square, Everybody invited.

Plenty ing in the wholesale markets. LOWEST PRICES J. H. Hclfrich. a business maa of Falls City, called this week.

He was looking va a business location In made for the Blood and Liver, and for of speaking, music, fun, lemonade, tee cream, and everything to amuse the Scrofulous and Skia diseases. Brown's Blackberry and Ctnger people all day. Meeting ot the Union this part of Kansas, and expressed him Shauld be in every boose during the bested aeason. It never fails to cure If Ton want rood Mint brirht and self as hifhly pleased with Winchester, Mldiers at I o'clock p. in the court flossy, tbat won crack or peel or rub diarrbrpa, dysentery and chalera morbus.

iu tigToondingt and its pro'pects. boose. Basket picnic at noon. oa, cau on uarreu unctt. for sale by 31.

bates and A. v. liaros.