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Tke Best Line of WALIi PA.PEB in the Connty at Drug; Store. BJiBGAIJfS COLUMJf. under thl" oUaordlnlayed, will ohsnred the rate per line, solid brevier meaenre. All ad- vaitliementi Interted until ordered out, unlcee atharwiae apeclfled when handed PURE APPIiK CIDEB, at Wtny's. Call and see Mrs.

B. Hunter's llnery Goods. Beyuglds Bros. Fine Sbee take the Lsaif.all over the world. BEST in tnwn, at ADAMS THOMPSON'S.

Ask to see Weeks' Head-light Riding (three-wheeled) Plow. If you want to sell' your Farms or City Property, go and see Caswell. Mrs. R. Hunter has the flnest Hue of Laces In the City.

For Fresh Rye and Graham Bread, go to the Bon Ton Bakery. For Coal OH Barrels, go to ADAMS A THOMPSON'S. Go to Mrs. R. Hunter's for Ladles Flue Hosiery.

For all kinds of Cakes and Pies, Go to the BON TON BAKERY. For the Choicest and Best Groceries, Go to ADAMS THOMPSON'S. li. B. HALIi keeps a complete stock of Hardware.

Spring chickens bought and sold, at £. Strong's. Go to Mrs. R. Hunter's for Ladles' Furnishing Goods.

For ALL Groceries, go to ADAMS THOMPSON'S. Mluce Pies baked Fresh Every Day, At the BON TON Go to McKeeu Sanders for Harness, at their new room in Hunter's Block. OltAHAM FLOUR, In Bulk, at the GKANQK STOKB. BARGAINS IN SOAP, At ADAMS THOMPSON'S. Call for the Eagle Combined Lister, at Weeks' Hardware Store.

They are the best. The Buford Riding Cultivator Is tlie best in the world. For sale by FERGUSON SANFORD. lADT FINGERS ANU JELLT ROIL A specialty, at the Bon Ton Bakery. BRADLEf HETOALF BOOTS SUOES, At the GKANOE STORE.

"For Jelly, Preserves and Dried Fruits, go to ADAMS THOMPSON'S. Deoderized Gasoline, Highest Test, foi sale at Weeks' Hardware Store. Try it. Just received, a full assortment of New and Fresh Giirden Seeds, at the GRANGE STORE. The largest and best stock of PLOW SHOES ever brought to the county, At the SHOE STORE.

Try our BEST TEAS, and you will use no other. ADAMS THOMPSON. High-Grade, Short Horn Bull Calf, two months old, for snio cheap. In- ijulre atChlcago Lumber Yard. 061.

The Canton Stalk Cutter at Ferguson Sauford's. Call and losk at them before buying. Tlie largest variety of Harrows in the co'uIiTyi "at Ferguson Banford's. II you want to Borrow Money on first uiortgnge security, go and see Caswell and get his rates. Another car load of goods on the road aud expected every day, at FKROUSON SANFORD'S.

theBEST to the Cheapest, at ADAMS THOMPSON'S. lou ean Buy Hardware Cheaper at B. Hall's than anywhere else iu town. Pickled Pig Tongues and Pickled Pigs Feet for sale at Young Collins' Meat Market, north side of Square. Go to the Bon Ton Bakery get your Lunch, Cider, Dried Beef aud Confectionery.

A Change of Location. We would like to iiupress it firmly upon your minds that we are about to change our locatlou, and that we are ofTering great luduccmeuts to purchasers before we move. at once to the NOVELTY STORE. If you want good, first-class goods, go to Ferguson Sauford's. If you want Inferior goods go somewhere else.

Ferguson Sanford handle only the best. A Fine Assortment of Men's Fine Felt Hats, at the GRANGE STORE. FLOWER new lot just received at ADAMS THOMPSON'S. Capt. Johnston has the best line of Picture Frames and Fittings in Republic county, and also makes the best Pictures.

Call and see him. It is only five minutes walk from any part of the City to the New Shoe TlXL HoofLng A specialty, at L. B. HALL'S. Domestic Sewing Machines.

For sale by C. Taylor. MOROH179I I E. Strong, the South Side Grocer, keeps an excellant quality. Try some.

The Ketohum Wagon. Don't fail to examine it before purchasing. Every warranted to run easily. For by FFRGUSON SANFOKD. TTou Ceta Buy A Good Arctic Over Shoe at the Shoe etore for $1.16.

Cash Paid for Grain! I will pay (he highest market price, in Cash, for all kinds ol Grain. M. ElCHELBERGER, Belleville, Kan. 6 MORE DAYS! A MORE DAYS! "iVe sre now about to move into our new room, and will offer you some Drf vlog Bargains far the Six Days before we move in order to dear out all the goods we can. A great variety of FineDresa Goods iu all shades, suitable fur (he spring trade.

We will give you pome Rare Bargains on dress goods. We have also somo very fine JeiMy Jackets which we are selling venrcheap. Call in before we move and see what we can do at THE NOVELTY feTORB." THE TELESCOPE. THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1886. Time Tmble M.

O. ie. Ku K. B. R.

KxpresB. Freight. Leaves Belleville m. Talmo 2:50 OOINO WIST. Talma m.

m. Arrives Bellovlllc 0:55" CHUBCH DIRECTORY. Sabbath atll a. and alternate Sabbaths at 11 a. m.

and 7 p. m. S. S. at the close of morning service.

Prar- or meotlng every Taesdav evening at 7 o'clock. J. W. MclNTosu, Pastor. every Sabbath at 11 a.

m. aud p. m. S. S.

at m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:80 p. m. Mite Society Tuesday evening. I.adlcs Missionary Society first Thursday In every month ats p.

m. ABHAM STESD, Pastor. every Sabbath at 7 p. and every alternate Sabbath at 11 a. m.

3. S. m. Prayer meeting Thnrsdaya at 7 p. m.

J. T. SuACKKLronD, Pastor. niARKUT RKPORT. CORRICTBD EVEHY THUBSDAT liOBNINO.

Cattle-per 100 lbs, 2.50 to 4.00. Ilogs-per 100 lbs, SS to S3.40. bnshel, IB to 17 eta. bushel, iOc. to 21c.

bnshel, 3.10. to fiOe. bushel, 88 to 40c. pound. 16c.

doten, Sets. Potatoes, 60e. TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. advertiHemcnts under this heading setln nonpareil type, leaded or displayed, wli: be charged at the rate of 10c. per line, leadei.

nonpareil measure, each insertion. Ail adver- tisementn inserted until ordered out, tinless otherwise specified when handed In. For Farm Loans, calllon W. U. Bell.

County Commissioners meet next Monday. Babcock Anderson will move into their new store in a few days. Will King, of Scandia, was in town on business Monday. Born, April 6th, to the wife of A. B.

Leach, of Freedom a boy. A young child of Wm. Alexander, of Freedom was burled Tuesday. WALL PAPER, at Collins'. There is conaMerable sickness in town at the present time, I It will soon be Mayor Allen, Instead of Dad, but he'll bo the same old 'Dad" all the sane.

Go to Bond's for Flowering Shrubbery. City election passed ofl' very quietly. The only hard contest being for Mayor. Samnnl Arbuthnot, of Hnbbell, brother of Dr. Arbuthnot, was in town last week.

Mr. Rose has opened a barber shop in the building lately vacated by McKeen Banders. Go to Bond's for Gooseberry plants, per dozen. Blackberry20c. 500-3 Bradford, of Illinois, Is visiting witn his brother, J.

n. Bradford, of this place. Hardly a day passes but what one or more prairie scliooners pass through town on their way West. Rev. Shackelford requests us to announce that there will be no preaching at the M.

E. Church next Sabbath. Money furnished for Farm Loans on day of application, at W. II. Bell's oflice.

IT. II. Johnson, real estate agent, closed his business hero and moved to his old homo In Clay last week. The M. E.

Church Mite Social will he held tomorrow, (Friday) evening, April 9th, at the M. E. Church. Doollttle Raspberry 35c. per doz, at Bond's.

Died, March at the residence of her son A. S. McKay, In Scandia Mrs. A. E.

McKay, agud about 77 years. WALLPAPER, at Collins'. Concord Grapes per do7.en, nt the yardn of O. Overman, Belleville, on Monday, April liith. Miss Maggie Wilson, of Concordia, is visiting Miss Jennie Humphroy and other friends in this city this week.

A private dispatch from Hon. N.T. VanNatta says that he arrived In BortonviUo, N. all safe. Mrs.

W. returned Sunday evening from a visit to filendsandrclatviosin Clay Center. Mr. James Anid, manager of the Postofllce Book Store, is absent in Thomaa county looking after real estate interests. Concord Grapes 00c.

per dozen, at the yards of O. C. Overman, Belleville, on Monday, April 19th. Rev. W.

II. Williams, who preached at Cuba and Ida last year, has been transferred to the Ellsworth district and located at Wilson. Bro. Davies of the News, and J. C.

Price and M. Poiiey, of Republic City, came over to Belleville Monday to hear BelVB Lockwood. A few thonsand ponnds of MarshalltownBarb Wire at the CIdcago Lumber Yard. Died, April Otli, at his home, two miles east of Belleville, Mr. Geo.

Blackburn. He will be buried this afternoon by the Odd Fellows. The mite society will bo received and cordially entertained by Mrs. E. M.

Crummer next Tuesday evening. Farm Loans promptly mado by Smith Ambler Simorids. Apply to them and get year money on day of application. II. J.

Prentiss is building a new house on the Talmadgc addition. Wonder if be plans to get married. Indications seem to point that way. has decided to give np the barber business hero. He went away to-day, but has not decided where he will locate.

John Gain has bought- the Interest of Mr. Anderson In the livery stable, and will now conduct the business alone. Learning, White Surprise, Golden Beauty and 5weet Com, picked before frost, for sale at J. R. Bond's farm.

L. A. Everts has moved Into the room Just vacated by Pat Walker, and has had it fitted Qp in first-class ihape. The bake oven will bo moved as eoon.aa weather will permit. Thomas Robney, who has for some time held the position of clerk at the Belleville House, started last week for Stockton where be plana to remain.

E. R. ft C. Johnsonliave sold their entire stock of furniture to T. Robinson, who will continue the business at the old stand in Van Tramp's building.

Prof. West, Elocutionist, will give an entertainment In Powell's Opera House Friday evening. He is spoken of in the highest manner wherever be has given an entertainment. WALL PAPER, at Colllna'. W.

A. Godard has sold bis entire drug stsck to Messrs. Hobertft Alexander, of They.wlll take abost Maylat. Ur. God'ard's poor health Is the canse of hit aelliDg.

On: aceoant of the sickness of Rev. Antrim, the Episcopal Church, services which were to have been held here Wednesday, have been postponed two weeks. Call at W. H. Bell's office and get terma for Farm Loana.

Opposite Chicago Lumber Tsrd. Joe. Salp Informs us that he has rented the hnilfUng Just vacated by S. A. Everts, to a gentleman by the name of Gerrard, from Atchison who will Aruit and confectionery store there soon.

Broa. having sold their fumitoie store will start in a few days for Wichita County, in the southwestern part of the state, where they have some real estate, and will probably engage in business there. I have tyvo farm teams for sale; one of imiles and one pair horses. Cash not rofusetl. H.

R. Hogfii, 1 AITD SEE I Before you Purchase your STALK CUTTERS, PLOWS, HARROWS, SULKY PLOWS, Listers, Prills, Corn Planters and all kinds of Cultivators of the Best Manufacture. We make a specialty of our goods and guarantee all of them. All Kinds of Grass Seed and Home-Grown Garden Seed in Bulk! Yours, W. P.

WEEKS. Don'tfail to hear the "Fighting Parson," at Powell's Hall, April 10th and 17th. Mr. F. M.

Hlggason has been appointed city marshal In place of C. B. Bowling. Frank has filled that position before and mado one of the best marshal tbe.olty ever bad. Just arrived, at Burnham ft Leedom's, a full line of Carpets and Oil Cloth, the finest in the connty.

Come and sea them. Rev. S. P. Koestcr, of Hebron, Nebraska, will preach In the German language at the M.

E. Church, in this city, Sunday next. April llth, at 4 p.m. A cordial Invited is extended to all to attend. A lot of the Largest Red Cedar Posts ever brought to the connty, at tbetoiicago Lumber Yard.

David Berry and wife started Monday morning for Virginia, where they will make their home in the future Mr. and Mrs. Berry were residents of Belleville Jast twelve years to a day. We wish them snecess in their new 'Kame. Messrs.

E. 0. Thomas and C. W. Fitch have purchased the tables and reopened the billiard hall In the old TELISCOPX building, OR the northeaat corner of the Square, and will conr duct the same In first-class style.

Concord Grapes flOc. per dozen, at the yards of O. C. Overman, Bellcvlile, on Monday, April 19th. M.

Eichelbcrgar informs us that be is loaning more flax seed this year than he did last. Farmers know just what they are to get for the seed when sold, and with reasonable care it is a sure crops. Complaint was filed last week with Justice Towle, charging one Henry Ullom with tardy. A warrant was issued aud Wm. S.

Henderson, as a special deputy Sherllf was sent after him. Henderson returned Saturday being unable to find bim. Biaok Diamond Coal at Prentiss A. Go's. Mr.

S. Hancock, of Union accompanied by hisslstcr, Mrs. Bradbury, returned last week from a visit to Monroe county, Iowa. Mr. H.

says they had an extremely had winter in that section, and that times have been very hard there. P. P. Docter, trustee of is now makihghls usual rounds time when everybody is poor. A horse tliat will bo worth two hundred dollars two week from now.

Is only worth about fifty dollars when Peter is around. Sherman Strong received a letter from southwestern Iowa the other day dated March 31st, in which it is said that the grasshoppers were hatchingonlin thatsectlon bythomilllons, and that the ground was literally covered with them. For.Cholce Crass Seeds call on Ferguson Sanford. They handle only the best. The old court house and two lots will be sold noxtTuesday.

There are twu nne lois ana ma a first-class location for a business house, and they ought to sell for a good price. We hope to see the old building removed and replaced by a substautlal brick or stone. Parties wanting nursery stock and choice overBTeens will do well to remember Monday, April lath, when O. C. Overman, agent ior the Kansas City Nurseries, wlllbeat Belleville with the finest lino of the above stock ever brought to this place.

Prices reasoHablo. Wo learn tliat a young man byname o' Toney Hazclcheek who lives near Tabor was kicked In the head by a horse a few days ago and very badly Injured. He ie now doing as well as could be expected, and if nothing happens will soon bo about again. The case against Geo. Walton and Benjamin Hull, of Cuba, charged with breaking tho windows of Chaa.

Wohol's store, was tried before Justice E. B. Towle, and a Jury of twelve men, last Friday. The Jury, after being out about three hours, found Hull guilty as charged, and Walton not goilty. Hall appeaisi'i the district court.

1 now have on ray grounds, for sale, Elm, Maple, Catalpa, Walnut and Oak trees. 600-31 JOHN R. BOND. Report of Belleville school for the month ending April 2d, mail Enrollment Average daily attendance 48 Number cases of tariiineas 19 GUAHHAU Enrollment 81 Average dally attendonce 62 Number cases of tardiness Iti SECOSD pniMAitv. Enrollment 70 Avcroge dally attendance 02 Number cases of tardiness 12 FIUST P1IIHARY-.

Enrollment 70 Average daily attenjiancc Number cases of tardiness 14 Total enrollment, 201. Black Diamond coal is the best. Try It. The M. E.

conference appointments of the Beloit district are as fallows; C. L. Shackelford. P. E.

Bellevllle-J. T. Shackelford. P. Michener.

Beloit L. Rarick. BurrOak-G. W. Wood.

Burr Oak lie supplied. Ciyde-E. C. Baker. Concordla-J.

A. Ball. Cuba-D. Allen. Glen B.

L. Elder. T. Robinson. Jewell City-M.

8. McCoy. W. Hellen. be supplied.

Omio and White Rock-J. Klowere. be anpplled. Scandla-0. W.

WInterbam. A. Wataon. Solomon O. Osman.

Wayne and be supplied. Ths lecture of Belva Lockwood at Powell'i Hall Monday evening was nol so well attended as It shoald have been, and those who failed to hear her lost a rare treat. Belva Lockwood la an able, cloqaent and forcible speaker. Her voice ia clear and strong, yet has nothing of the masculine roughness it. She talks very fast and it would take a good etcnographor to follow her, yet every word and was plain and distinct.

She is perfectly at home on the lecture stage, having been schooled by years of praetlea. Her subject' 'Social and Political Life In Waahlngtun," waa handled from the standpoiat as she baa seen it. Her residence of more than twenty years In tbeNational Capital, and her aueial, political and business position has given her a chance to become familiar with many things which other women never know. She opened her lecture with a deaoriptlon of the city of Washington, Its' magnificent public and private bnildings, parka and streets as they ara baantifled by nature and art; its Inhabitants made np of all and different atratas ofaoctal life, and the maonur In which the gay and aristocratic citizens and vlaltora spend the winter season there. The position she baa accepted baa made her more familiar with oar great public men than any other lady in the nation.

Her description of the political life and the parts played by the great party leaders, abowa a greater familiarity with the politics of the nation than many of our pollticana can boast of. Shoald visit Belleville again we have no doabt but she greeted with a fall house: Largest and complete assortment of Garden, Field and Grass Seeds west of the Missouri RTver at J. Mosher's Nursery, Vtllcs weer of UoltevMlo. CITY KIECTIOJI. There were four candidates for Mayor and a number of oau'didates for connciimen.

The vote for Mayor was W. C. Allen, I(i7) Geo. 3. Slmonds, 81i W.

P. Weeks, Ofl, and V. Van Trump, 37. As the pole books were sealed we were unable to get the vote cast for tbe dliferent candidates for councilmen. Fallowing ara the ofilcers elected: Mayor, W.

C. Allen. Police Judge, J. A. Lacey.

Councilmen, George A. Burnham, L. B. Hail, G. F.

Sanford, J. H. Furey and T. B. May.

Fire at Itepabllc City. We learn from J. C. Price that the little City of Republic snflTered tTom a very destructive fire last Sunday night. It was discovered about 11:30 In the Airniture atore of and soon spread to the harness shopof J.

L. Cooler and from there to the postofflce. The most of Cooper's stock was saved and every thing was saved from tbe postofflce. Tho fire had gained such headway that nothing was saved from the furniture store. Tbe loss in all will amount to several thonsand dollars, partially covered byinsurance.

Thoorlginofthoflreisunknown. There had been no fire in tho building since Saturday night, Cuba Pilot. Johnnie Casperak has accepted a position in the novelty store of Anduriion ft Babcock, in Ilelicviile. Johnnie is'a and wlllgive satisfaction to Ida employers. K.

C. Tliomas has gone to Belleville, in tbe employ of Mclutire ft Oster. Mr. Thomas is a druggist of experience, as well as agenial gentlemen, and we that ho is to leave Cuba, where he has made many warm friends. One day not long since, Owen Ritter went into the country after a load of hav, and either going or returning, one horse lost a foot, and lUtter actually hauled home bis load that poor three-legged animal, before discovering the accident.

Somo parties living in Washington county, mill owners, have purchased four lots of W. V. Smith, in the north partof town, and will remove their niaclilnery hero, erect a building, and then Cuba will have a steam grist raiii. Goodbye, Haddam. On tho 2(ith of April the Kansas Normal College will organize classcsfor 4 10 weeks' course.

Special advadtagcs will be alforded In ilio branches required for all grades of certiffcates. Niiw that all teacliera mustteash Physiology, it ie necessary that all shonld prepote for the work. TheK. N. C.

oB'crs excellent advantages to those who wish to study Philosophy Experienced will have charge of tlicae clnsnes. The class in Slethods of Teaching and School Management will be one of great interest and lieiiutit. President Sanders has charge of this work. Thesumnicr term ofthe Konsos Kormal College will alTord an excellent opportunity for review and for the study of Methods. Tuition only ten weeks.

Total expenses need not exceed Wl. D. K. SASDKBS, Pres. Fort Scott, March Teachers' Association.

To be held at Beilnville, Kansas, April 17, nnofrectt object and Work of Teachers' Aesoclatioos." I-'aper. Dtseussion. Paper. Discussion. aud Phonic Analysis." Paper.

DIscusBion. 11 business. 12 Paper. DiscuHuion. Paper.

blKCUSBion. Discipline." Paper. Discussion. in Primary Paper. DlscusHion.

Circles. Discnsslon. General busincas. KVB.N-iKa sissies. entertainment, by the Belleville school.

By order of Committee. THE riGHTISG PAR8QX. "Col. Allen Backnar delivered his lecture on 'Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain'at the skating rink last night to a large, iutelligent and enthusiastfc audience. The Colonel waa in his best mood and delivered one of the flnest lectures ever heardin Emporia.

The aa the boys delighted to call him during the war, painted In eloquent and thrilling words tho scoues where Gen. Thomaa, like a rock, stayed the advancing hordes Bragg on the last dayof that memorable battle, when the gallant army of Kosecrans was turned back upon Chattanooga. His description of 'The Battle Above the Clouds' was sublime, ending in a graphic word picture oT the final struirgle resnlting in the capture of Missionary Ridge by the combined armies of the Tennessee, Cumberland and a portion of the Army of tho Potomlc, ail under the immediate direction of General a letter written by Col. J. W.

Feighan, of Emporia, Oct. 1885. "I have recently listened for two hours to Comrade Allen Buckner's lecture on tlie battles of 'Chickamauga, Lookout Mountoln and Missionary Comrade Buckner speaks in language that can be understood by all. His experience in leading his regiment on these oc casions in the thickest of tbe fray he graphically portrays. Old soldiers can listen to bim for hours and regret when he cloaes his W.

B. Shockfey, late Ass't Adjt. Qen'l G. A. B.

"I cheerfnily endorse the W. Pond, late Department Commander G. A. B. "I heard Colonel Buckner's lecture.

'Chickamauga, Lookout Mountain and Missionary delivered In the House of Representatives in February, and It la one of the very best I ever heard Colonel Buckner is known as the 'Fighting and if he fought as well ns he lectures ho was a 'good one' and no a letter of T.J. Anderson, Past Dept. Commander G. A. R.

Colonel Allen Buckner was Colonel of the gallant 79th Illinols, Colonel Buckner will deliver his celebrated lecture in Powell's Opera House, in this city, Friday and Saturday evenings, April lOth and 17tli. Admlacion, 2ijc. ED. City of Bepablio ha had anbtber blaze. The funiitare store of Mercer Bros with contents; the store of U.

S. Stone lately oaed for postofllce, and the new postofflce baildingofl. W. Williams, are ail gone np in smoke. All fully inanred.

Tho fire seema to have originated in Mercer Bros, furniture store; "how" Is not known, bat supposed to be spontaneous combustion; bat more likely Incendiary, as the flre started at night, an extremely strange hour, having no occupanta therein, Our city election passed off' very quietly today, and. resulted in tho election of Gomcr T. Davioa forMayor, and R. F. Stanfleld for Police Judge.

Roads are horrid; farmers are growling because they cannot work; winter is on a strike and holds the fort against all other non-nnion men. The query among the boys here now is, does the winter linger in the lap of spring? Or has winter cuncludod to kick spring out into the mudV TsLKScora, please answer by retnm mail; farmers cannot. Kva Ewers, April 6th, 1880. I.IHT or LKT'fEBS. List of ancalled for letters remaining la tba PostoSco at Belleville, April 8tb, 1880: LADIES' LIST.

Miller, Mrs. NetUotA, OCNTS LIBT Easterday, William Hayea, W. H. OlingeriW. V.

Uonery p. W. buggy man. TUIBD CLASS Norris, Mrs. Martha 1 package.

Parties calling for any of the above lettars wiU please say MAXJ. ALWENB, P. Mrs, C. A. JobDBtoD ia fitting her rooubs up will put in a full Btook of Liadies'; Hair Goods.

Having made arrangeiqents witb the milliners, she will Hcep only goods iu the Hair line. Ropats in Johnston's I'hotoG allcry, South Bide Square. ROSE CREEK RAKINGS. MR. in this part of the moral heritage, twenty dollar gold pieces, are rather scarce.

No farming has been done yet that we liave seen, while thia time last year many were through sowing wheat and oats. Mr. Simpson has bought an 80-acre farm six naUm-from Concordia. Consideration, 81,600. Smyth, of Hubbell, la conducting a class in vocal music at Ida.

Twenty lesson for tl, and considering the manner in which tho Professor does his work this is exceedingly low, Pointer started for Superior last Friday ttf work on the new railroad at that piaco. Perry Dooley and mother arevisiting relatives at Falrbury, Nob. Johnnie Riley has taken np his abode at John Stevens', where ho will remain for a year and farm Mr. piaco. Mr.

and Mrs. Watson have gone to housekeeping in part of Grandpa Northrop's liouse. A long and prosperous voyage over life's troubled sen is the wish of their many friends. Mr, Wiliiahis preached his farewell sermon to the Ida class on Suuday, the 14th lust. Tlie church was well filled, and tho audience was treated to an ablo efl'ortftom Phil.

1, 27 v. He closed his remarks with some good advice to the members of the church, admonishing them to pull together In ail things. We hope to see him back to thia charge next year. Dr. Dobyns has moved again to his farm.

Wr welcome him back. The doctor is a valuable citizen. The crowning event of tho winter's round of entertainments in the Star neighborhood an- doubtedly culminated In tho grand entertain ment given and presided over by Miss Jesse Stevens, at her father's resideuco. Some sixty invltstlohs had been given, and at an early the house was filled with friends and neighbors, who, judging from their actions, wero bent on having a good time. Games of the usual kind and singing occupied the guests time until 11 p.

when supper was announced. Ye gods. It was a repast fit for a king. The talde was loaded with fine cakes and other good things, and the oysters were seasoned to tempt the appetite of the most dainty. After all were served more games, singing and social chat engaged the attention of tho good people until a late hour, when the company broke up, all agreeing that ft was TUK event of the season.

I. E. Thompson has rented his farm to J. S. Graham and will devote his time to the iuaur- anco baBlnese.

ROVKB. MAIlcIlSilth, 1880. The above was received toe late for publication last week. It takes time to set type, proofs liave to be corrected and forms made up, aud if matter is not received early in the week It has to lay over. All correspondents will please bear this In For Guns and immunltion Cheap, Go to WEEKS'.

ITCH and Kansns Scratches cured In 30 Minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Warranted, by druggists. 617-ly. BRtOK! BRICK! Ucnieinber that Kn.sebeer's brick yard, on Reiley Creek, has always ou hand a full line of tbe best in the market, at reasonable prices. Call and see biui beforit purcliasing.

elsewhere. Tbe KETCHUM WAGON. The Lightest Running wagon on Wheels. For sale by FERGUSON SANFORD. BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP is a positive and nnfaiiing cure for consumption, coughs, colds, bronchitis and ail ailments of the throat and lungs.

Contains no opiates. Gives instant relief. W. A. Agent.

Penwell's Greenhouse Is the cheapest place in the west for all kinds of House Plants aud Yard Shrubbery. I have a fine stock of Bend for a catalogue. Hi. L. PEN WELL, C61-61.

Washington, Kan. It is worth remembering that nobody enjoys the nicest surrouudirigsif inbad health. Then- are mlserablepeopie about to-day-with one foot in tbe grave, to whom a bottle of Packer's Toulc would do more good than all the doctors and medicines they have ever used. A 83B Reward. The above reward will be paid for a case of coughs, colds, consumption or bronchitis not immediately relieved by Ballard's Horehonnd Syrup.

Free trial bottle at W. A. Godard's drug store. 2. Yoa are not old, yet your hair is getting thin.

Your friends remark ft, your wife regrets it. Parker's Hair Balsam will stop this waste.save your hair and restore the original gloss and color. Exceptionally clean, a perfect dressing. Wonld Ton BeUeve It? That we are selling, authorized by tho proprietor of Kemp's Sarsaparilia to refund the money to any one who has taken tliree-fourths of a bottle witbont relief? We are positive that no other iiroprietor has ever had the confidence in his medicine to do this. It Is for enriching, cleansing and purifying the bljpnd and toning np the system.

Price, CalNit our store, 2-ly, WYOOLLINS, Thousands Say Sa. Mr. T. W. Atkins, Girard, writes: "I never hesitate to recommend your Electric Bitters to my customers, tiiey give entire satisfaction and are rapid Electric Bitters are the purest and best medicine known and win positively cure Kidney and Liter com- plsinta.

Purify the blood and roffnlate tbe bsweis: Mo family can afford to be witbont them. They will save hundreds of dollars in doctor's bills every year. Sold at flfty cente a bottle by all drugglats. To-Nlght and To-Morrow Night, And each day and night during tho week, yon can find at Collins' drug store, Kemp'a Suppua- atories acknowledged to be the most successful treatment yet Introduced for the cure of piles. Old sufferers from this distressing complaint are at once relieved and in a abort time a permanent cure established.

Check the disease in time by using the most effective remedy. Price 60c. Send address for pamphlet on piles. Box LeRoy, Y. 2-ly.

A Walking Skeleton. Mr, Springer, of Mecbanloshnrg, writes: "I waa afilictcd with lung fever and abscess on and reduced to a walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Cousumptloo, which did me so mach good that 1 bought a dollar bottle. After using three tonnd myself once more a man, completely restored to health', with a bearty appetite, and gain in flesh of 48lbs." Thia certain care for all Lung Dis- caca is (Old by all droggisti.

Large bottles tl. Some Foolish People Allow a cough to ran until it geta beyond the control of They often say. Oh, it will wear away, but In most casesltwearatbem away, Cobld they be induced to try the successful medicine called Kamp'a Balsam, which we sell on a positive guarantee to onre, they wonld Immediately ace the excellent effect after taking thu flrat dose. Prica 60c. and (l.

Trial eliefree, 6, W. COLUHS. Bueklen's Arnica Salve. Salvo in the world for onta, bmlaea, aores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all akin eruptions, and positively cares piles, or no pay required. It ia guaranteed to sive perfaotaat faction.

or money refuaded. nice centa per box. For aala by all dragglsta, Jan7 CAXTTZOXr. i WILL bring salt in tbe V. B.

Caurt where I And anybody aollisg or oalnc tbe snmp cyl- dcr known aatho SmitbPatantWMar-packed Cylinder. Any fanaai bnylag one, aa well aa dealer, will be proseonted to tbe fail extent of the law; or any with ducts through which watermay pass into a oavityor chamber, thus forming packiojg, cx- (he Jonco Patent, BAKRY STRIKE! STRIKE! STRIKE! FOR TSZ STAR CLOTBZITG BOXTSSi, Where yoa can buy your CLOTHING at REBUCED FIGURES. CAFT. SBAW, Salesman. ZMPORTAITT.

FAZXTTSRS AXTD SU'IZiDBRS, Come Isi and -A- -YOtJB ZLvd: ILT -Z" I IP YOU NEED PAINT, THE "MOUND CITY" IS Beautiful ia Fiialslx and Zverlasting in Beauty I -BRUS ES, 01 LS, A RN IS UE, II A A WIN 0 Belrn Steel 1 They never Spliuter nor Lose their Grip, THE ''NEW DAVIS" ELECTRIC GASOLINE STOVE IS COMING! COME IN AND SEE IT, WITH TUB At LEAVENWORTH DUNHAM'S. J. S. CASWXZ.Z., Esiite Will buy or sell improved or animproved farms or city property. IF YOU WANT TO SELL, Come and sec mb.

If you want to Borrow Money On flrst-class security, and get my ratea betore you borrow. I respectfullysollcit your patronage, that we may both be bcnefltted thereby. J. E. CASWELL.

Ofilcc North Side Square. 697, L. B. HALL WILt. SKLL TOU ATTENTION! Farmers! If you w.int ii Loan on your Farm and want the Money on the Day you make Application for the Loan, go to SMITH AMBLER SIMONOS, HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE, AND EVEEBYTHING KEPT IN A FIRST-CLASS HABDWAllE STOUB, Cheaper than Anyone Else Builders' Bills at REDUCED RATES! A FIHST-CLASS TIN SHOP Tn conneetinn, all work in that line altendeJ to promptly.

Eava-troughing and Rooflng a BST'Give me a call and be your own judge. 652. THE- First National Bank, Belleville, Ean. Money Always Ready xro sxZiA-sr Give us a call. SMITH AMBLER SIMONDS, (iS7-3m, WM.

KAMP, Keeps on hand First Door East Court House, A.Foll Line of AND TOtLBV Aad respectfully eolioit a fnll ahare of tho patronage of the general pablic. rRESCRIPTIOrV Accurately eomponnded at all honn of tbe day or night. SOLE AGENTS OF THE loBden locondeteeit Pen Companjr For Republic, Waabington and Jewell connties, Kansas, aad Thayer, Nuckols and Jefferaon oottoties. Neb. Banking and retail dealera will be mailed a sample card on application.

ffiCHBSif A full Una of Bona bnt tha vary otioicest brands tho market affords kept constantly oa hand, E5- CALL AND SEE US. Our la aU New and raaconahls. BUTLER BROTHERS, Have the Largest and BEST Line of PUMPS IN REPUBLIC COUNTV, AGENTS FOB THE liBjster, Muse aii Will -'UTERS' SOVBLE-ACTIKS FORCE PUUF, Tbe Easlcat Working PUMP ever made. Iron, Wood and Chain Pumps, Iron Pipe, Rubber Hose, Hydrants, Iron and Brasis Fittings, Iron Fonce and Cresting, and Water Tanks of any size. do Gas Fitting and Plumbing, Repair Pumps, TFind Mills, Wagons, liuggies, Also CABBT A STOCK WAGON CARRIAGE MATERIAL, Hardwood Lumber, BUOrUBR BROS.

U. FERGUSON. O. F. SANFOBO FERGUSON SANFORD, HEALERS IN Farm Zmplemexits, Wagons, Buggies, BUFORD AND CANTON CULTIVATORS CHAMPION HARVESTING MACHINES, BUCKEYE PUMPS, us a call and examine our goods and prices.

WE WILL INOT OB TJIVDEitSOLiO. FERGUSON 610-tf. East side Commercial north of Chicagp. Lumber Yard. ''Strong" is the Name! STRONG ARE THE INDUCEMENTS For you to purchase your Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, at E.

STRONG'S, SOUTH SIDE OP THE SQUARE, BELLEVILLE, KANSAS. I Veep an Exclusive Stock of Everything in my Line, always fresh, and making it an exclusive business enables to sell at Bed Rock Prices. 71our a Specialty I and Eggs wanted, for which I will pay the top of Market GIVE ME A CALL ANB YOU WILL BE CONVINCED. 615. E.

STRONG. FUREY BEOS, will sell you more goods for less money than any firm doing business in Kansas. They do business on a small margin and give value for the Spot Cash down. High Priced Demons; Joy to the ones who labor to live. Have a choice stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Grochery, Glassware, Queensware, to bii sold at Spot Cash Bargains.

Butter and Eggs same as cash..