.*lt; . • *«v storms.rhe largest stock of dry goodsl* »■ »Do not be discouraged. IlenrvWagner, our popular boot and shoe li iker can mend.yuir rubber boots.—The Hon. William Hitter hasRawson Reynolds of Eikhartart celling Burden s horseshoes by the k:'jr at S4.f9. Don’t fail to buy ofthem.t *Don’t forget that if you get your sale bills printed at this office, we will give you a notice of the same in thefree of charge.What is the use of going to Gosh*o or.-± and Elkhart to buy goods when*lt;J.*y Wire be.it the world ou price g a ; i quality ot goods.“The rnelancliolly days have come, the sadest of the year,” but thank the Lord the fiies and mosquitoes are about Read ay to pass in their checks.e 'er brought to Wakarusa. was received J I v Ciav £ Wire this week.ag .in taken up his residence in Waka* j tWilliam is a valuable (?) citizen, j ,! I—John Firestone has returued from Huron, Ohio, lie reports Bro. Sweeny i the eve of his c.irrer iu that place.The President has issued his proclamation, and has appointed Thursday November 29tl^ as a day of thanks* lying and prayerGo to Kawson Reynold’s hardware store in Kskhart, and get a keg ofBurden's hbrse shoes for $4:50. Seetheir adyer Dement io another column.Mr. Ideo: the photographer, wish* m toaanouuee to the citizens of Waitarusa and vicinity that he will do copying and enlarging on short notice at reasonable rates. Go and see hiswork. Satiafac ion guirantejd.