The Kanzas news., 1859-04-23
Ksusas City and Wessport Business
Notices.

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| of our readers do their trading at these pla-
ICES il is useless to say that they are now do
| ing . iourishing business Every body
is aware of that. We heard no complaints
of hard times in these towns-moneY seem.
ed to be plenty. and everybody enjoying
themselves The liberality of the Kansas
City and Westport merchants. has almost
| become by-word throughout the Terrific
~. Their advertisements may be found in
every paper in Southern Kansas-they are
universally whole-souled, and clever gentle
men-"lay themselves OUT as the saying is,
to accommodate and please their customers.
and as natural consequence they are reap
/ ing the benefit of almost the entire trade of
Southern and Central Kansas. We have
only TO refer to our advertising columns to
prove the assertion that these towns spend
three times as much money for laying their
| business before the public, ss any other
towns on the Border. They know and are
now reaping the benefits of liberal system
of advertising.
We shall proceed to notice some new
! firms whose advertisements may be found
| in to-day's Meas, merely intimating to. ouE1
readers that they will find it to be fact
that those who advertise are universally
more liberal dealers than those who do not.I
On arriving at Westport the first thing
we did was to call on Col. II. NJ. McCarty,
of the Border Star, than whom, if we lay
aside politics. better and more sociable
fellow cannot be found in this whole wes-
tern country. The Star is one of the most
interesting and spicy sheets on our ex-
change list. If the Col. was only engaged
in the advocacy of the right kind of princi-
pies he would accomplish a great deal of
good for the country. We advise our read
ers when they go to Westport to call on Mr..
McCarty, and make his acquaintance, as i'll
will pay them. We publish the prospectus
of the Star elsewhere.
DRUG SToRE--Among our new Westport
advertisements will be found that of DR.. J.
o. Boggs who keeps the pioneer Drug
Store, and besides having large assort- |
ment of every thing in that line. keeps all
the periodicals and the leading newspapers,
of the country. The Doctor will accept our
thanks for copy of Harpers Magazine for
April and for The New York Herald and
Times of late date. Go aud see the Dr.
when you want to purchase Drugs.
One of the largest establishments in the
West is that of j. d w. R. Bernard & Co.
of Westport, Wholesale Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Indian Goods, etc., We
were shown over this establishment by one
of the proprietors, and was perfectly sur
prlSed to find SO large a stock in so small
place as Westport. Bernard & Co. do
heavy business with Kansas and New Mex |
leo.
We also called on G. D. Foglesong,
dealer in Dry Goods, Hardware, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, etc.. Mr.. Fo-
glesong has large and well selected stock,
and does fourishing business. Mr.. F. is |
a clever fellow and will do what's right by
his customers. Give him a call
KANSAS CITY.
Arrived at Kansas City we ''put up" at
the Union Hotel, Capt. James L. Gray Su-
perintendent Kansas City has long felt
the need of first class hotel, and she now
has it. The table is supplied with the best
the country affords, gotten up in the best
style-rooms are pleasant and well furnish |
ed and in fact nothing is Left undone to
make the guest of this popular house feel at
home. We advise all who visit Kansas
City from this section to stop at the Union,
and make the acquaintance of Capt. Grey
and Mr.. J. Mcbride, the gentlemanly Clerk.
''Mc'' is trump, and viii do all he can to
make the guests of the Union comfortable.
HUBDELL, WHEATLY d Co.-wholesale
dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Tobacco.
etc., say they have the largest stock ever
brought west of st. Louis, and we do not
doubt it in the least, as we were shown
over the building and were surprised
to bo nf
ed away bv these gentlemen. A large
literally crammed full of every thing in
Wheatly are both young men, and clever
at st. Louis prices, merely adding freight.
We bespeak for them a liberal share of the
patronage of Southern Kansas, as they
you go to Kansas City go and see them,
Their House is in Campbell's new building,
on the Levee, a few feet from '.Big Muddy"
p DRUG SroRE.--Ou Main Street, a few
doors below Third, will be found the new
Drug Store of DR.. W. r. Snelson. The
Dr. has prepared for the trade by laying in
a heavy stock of Drugs and Medicines,
Paints, OILS, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass,
ETC., He says he will not be undersold By
any house in the West. We hope MeF-
chants in this section of country win give
trial. - -.
]. W. BOYER & Co., Main Street, deals
exclusively in Boots and Shoes and they
have one of the largest stocks of these very
necessary articles ever brought to the West.
The prices current of Boyer & Co., will be
found iu to-day's paper. If any of our
readers want any thing in the Boot and
Shoe line, especially at wholesale, we advise
them to go TO Boyers & Co.'S, examine their
stock. and find out their prices. and we feel
very sure that they win come to the con-
clusion that 1t is useless to go further east