St. Joseph Standard from St. Joseph, Missouri • 2

Xs" Cholera, tad Slnglf) spies' gt Cooiat ULd Iron Workar. ry1-! -v. 4 A 4 xarm, warmer Bth and jtsiiue Uy request, we rerpnWlsh this week our article on the Greatest Need of the West, I first printed two weeks ago. Strike. A "shine 'em up" strike is in progress St, Lmu Par.Uty faring the month of July.

of Vsa'igoi i C. Printed A. Jotpk Steam Print uh Company. I Some Thins From It. in land a copy of the St.

XfaticUte," dated July 24, ia-X, Wm. find "an account" of tbe celeBratlon" 'on the AmonS tfi muffs m'Pf-d 3 Jesse t(ji tI James Header of the Dn-Iara- a xraxiicr hub iw oruer oi uie pmotHiou lst-Musicf gjjg .2 2d. President, Orator, Reader. Chaplain an4 Vkrftcsi(nf" Kj i ttsCfalJg 4812 4th. Soldiers of the Mexican war; ingemenbs.

part as follows The 4th of July, the day we celebrate; may it ever Ihj ushered in with joy and gladness." Gen. George WwlHBgu-r'Diiiyih ever be remembered wth-frrafitufe riv Hie sons1 aud daughters of America. Gen. Lafayette, the ppnand. companion of LiberfyimHy iris niirneewr be' retained in the memory of mer4can patriots, By E.

Gideons, sqiThis glorious Union may it endure to the last generations of men. tlie, Stars tTnlonof these down to the laU-st )K)8tenty. Borne ttf the- individuals toasted were lencralsUyiyWauknoiviiDd ilii.au ill) Wm 0. Butler, Major General Woith, GeorjMyllfcis, vrnd. Jiru J.

Amonc the tld, pajier, Porter liviM- street i in Main E. C. i. M(w ry, (winters Jesse ILilludsyVdv'iyjftsC cot iier of Main Francis Wreets Alexander Terrellj' atlitrney -at -law R. Ladd, grocer OrnarpTJelerf Dr.

W. S. Leach, physician Benjamin Despain, furniture Norman Buell, wool carding Brown, Lyon Smith, merchants; Wm. Fowler, circuit clerk; John Corby, merchar S. Lockwood, hatfef, in flie baseulent ot the Edgar House George Clapp, teacher Jones Kerr, merchau.ts Joseph lu Israel Landis, saddles, harness) M.

J. M. Bassett, lots lor sale James bert, jeweler, Main street Wm. sheriff; "9Wnr.TEop!&n7t The builtltlrtiiifawyo Railroad benSige rjcu uf -J map, reiMirts, speculations, ore, occupying four columns ol the paper. Messrs.

Bowman and for Congress, had appointments to 'announcements of contains ihe names of 11 Felix Roh'doiu. II. Powell, Etnus F. Dixon, JoftiSConnef, County Jesse, -fnt Aaron Lewis, fUtivl i id lilf)WlS aidK. Welch, Asseksbri B.

W. Dott D.rncaton A.jewma4 Edfldarcy, do.j Ileury I', ilardin, jusuce; th. Comnnttep of am i On llesiairak'lKren SfirtlT Seventy, Missile BBEcf andrtpair aakbji, fhanejijlwwery distilleB aMsoda paratus- They have the facilities to do gd work promptly. Subscribe for the Standard, 1 4ee paga. We want 1.000 new subscribers in the of A.

Rippel for the best photographs Edmond Hamiilop'f Building. A IT A I A EAST. Tbe only Liiie BanninE Tbrbnub Cirs New York, Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville, without Change, r. 1871 STOMEB SCHEPTJLS.1 1872. FOUR TRAINS DAILY I 7:30 Ai Express Through to New Yorkf Chicago, Ctncln- nati or Louisville iny except Sunday.

For all Way Station Pally except Snn-" day. 6:15 P. Line. With Pullman's Palam through to New York, Ixuisville Daily. With Pullman's Palace Sleeping Car Cincinnati or 6:45 P.

3L Chicago Express With throHgh Sloepins Car Dally ex- eept Saturday. Ticket Office, No. HX N. Fourth street, cor. Chestnut Street, St.

F. M. COLBUEN. W.E.J0NSS. Ticktt Agt, St.Louu.

JOHN E. SIMPSON. CHAS. E. FOLLETT, lien.

Suptflndianapolu, (jen.tatt.Agt.Ht. iMutt GROCERIES, WHOLESALE. O. D. SMITH And Dealers In LIQU0R8.T0BACCO, GI6AR8, No, 89 Feliaf Street, Between Third and Fourth Streets.

6ml AbrunNivv Junes McGord. Francis Brown. NAVE, McCORD AND DEALERS IN foreign mfmwpil ,:1 And wholesale A Life and English faetnrera' Prioes. lenta for Warner's Win of 3in. Orders filled at Manu -I i it iA-v: i 3 AND 6 THIRD STREET.

ftfl j. d. mcneelt, WHOLESALE GROCER, Wine antt Liquor Merchant, Solo Agent for KENTUCKY rO. Ki WHISKY. 1 Oor.

6th Mesaanle Stt. ttfl GROCERIES. SANDUSKY CO, VTTKR, MOOS, LA RD, Fit tiltt. e. Cash Paid for Apple.

COR. SIXTH A EDMOND 8TO. JAMES A. STORM, CommlKilon Merchant and dealer In Groceries and Promloiis, Foreign and Doneilio yooltry, Game, Heeds, Flo. 36 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.

'r-' tfi Ban nlesale peers nfc hedal a office, doiie np: wPPs, at five cent-1 per copy." Jtt JP A my-iwo years ago: men no stores were east of Main street in Joseph, and now all are east. Sixth street was then away country a railroad was com "pfcteqin Missouri ThosWfio read this article can imagine, faintly, the changes of twenty -two years Where are tthe neOj who were subscribers to the dazette and wodje-lhofuture- ttytears tlo of progress as jn the past will give to St i i tants. Who will lire to see? L-JVk would advise our readers, when tbey warn ouvm vw, ouoes, giw.Jirj. jno Collins a call, at "LU new and elegant Ftelii-ijtreeti' between Fourth and Fifth. We unhesitatinffly say, he has uutiargesiina oeisuiqa -oj ooas ra ine citfj and r.

yollins says ue will sen at as low prices as any house in the West. JloneyJtobuild homes, money lor any purpose, on long time and easy terms, tor use in Missouri or Kansas, can be obtained every Saturday evening by joining either the St. Joseph P.uilding Company, or St. Joseph, and, Kansas Loan sand Building Apply to J. M.

Street, Pres't, or F. L. McLean, Sec'y, on Francis street, between Third and Fourth, St. Joseph, .1) li, II l.REttovAL.T-Aunt Jcrasha in the Qatetie, and 3Ir. Gum Elastic-Jaws in the Herald announce that Johnston's Book Stork will be removed on the 1st of August, to the store lately occupied by Mr.

IIsll on Felix street. Umldcrs find k'lazcd sash at the lumberyard of Hongland of Vth nd ugclitfiic tttcrts. A NSo'rvcEMEN i This Is Oie brrinniiig of the season Candidates are springing up in evory'ftirection. New IkU? and new boots arc, often staked as Iteta on tbe of au election and we say, if you will bet a hut or a pair of lioots, you rfiny as well win good articles pee the advertisements of Fleming A Sti mpk and Geo. on the fourth page.

Thev "fepeak loitJ, and thev mean some-thing, and see; y' ItEsrEcf Apia Old Age. An old man, ninety-live yenfSvofiigeV-having moved from Vermont to Kansas, was asked ins reason for doing so. "Well," said he, earnestly, "I've lived in Vermont now nigh on to a hundred years, and I rather think tlie climate is bad for my constitution, and so I thought I'd come out here, 'wherf stan! 1 Chance to live to a respectable old age. 1 "4 lT TiKKi WO TO MAB.E A BAROAIN." We believe in the justice of this saying Hence; no lulls for subscription to this pa will be to any one except by his consent and previous asxecnient that we shall do so. rawJLivery Stable.

JVnjevorss wiljJiqrealXgrJb Jjyuw 1 at staNe on EduDond stiQet-lx'twecn 6tU aa4thiieot8with as outs a the best. Charges always reasonable. Complimentary. The Field XoUs, a lively Jand journal, published Nebraska, by Will. AVjWoiEsu.ves tins opinion 01 the tandahi: "The Sr.

JosErtr Standard is doing a good work for the West by the publication of a series t4' prize articles, on topic of interest woatfirn The nuBilrllr Jun 'Jl, contained an firiiele on and June 27th has a well written article regarding Nebraska. Calkins, fniluisher, Is incrHi'ne heaity suonort Iroin all interested in ive development. Western resources." i(MS- 'To which we add; no one will offend us They see, Irrnii on'fint onigr. anil mbntrihe. ililontirkfikl frt Lincoln, Nkb.

The city of Lincoln will so6inc litrblcd h' aas. ()cen 'i-ath are the luxury which the Liucoln jx-pplc The State Teacher's Institute met at Lincoln on the Oth July. A gtiOilly Wmlier of itjjleguU'i are- in attendance. The lnstitnte willcoptinue aevcrol ecis. l.

i. Grain I Oram! Xt Warehouse, corner of It micM foe gram and produce siorage onu iorruiuK, 0BSIJE IDC PINE LUMBER, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Blinds, Doen. Lime, Hair, and Cement, TI5W sPIttdtCiao Priedfrt ttCfaieag mi "SW! D0cKtait)OBiT. (LatePlnger, MummACo.) Lumber Yard Cor. 4 th Jt Mary SU t'i Wholesale and' Betall Dealer iB PINBiLUMBEB, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Fence Pickets, Lime, Hair, Dealers supplied at Chicago prioes, freight added.

rufwi WATZB2CA1T, Mill), Dealers in LUMBER, Lath, Shingles, Doors, YARD, Wholesale and Retail SOUTH 4TH STREET. Railroad Facilities load aid mImi cars lit or yani.J i NURSERY. VINELANDNURSEIUE CLAOQETT Office, J7 Felix Street, np ataln, St. Joseph, Mo. Packing and Delivery Grounds one mile Southeast of Pa tee House.

Tree8 at very low prlew this Fall, all grafted from bearing orchard! In this vicinity. 10,000 Evergreens, of suitable sUe for planting. Planu, now ready for planting, warranted true to name. 5.0QQ Cherry Trees, to come from Booh ester this Fall. Pear Tree8' 10 me from Boebeiter 20,000 Grape Vines and other small fruits In large quantities.

We would also call especial attentioa to flae lot of Ornamental Trees, all of which, are now growing here and suitable tor planting this Fall, among which tbe following kinds may bo found of large site: New American Weeping Willow, Kllmar-noch Weeping -WMowTCut Leaf Weeping Birch. Sugar Staple, Norway Maple, saver Leaf Maple, Purple Leaf Maple, European Mountain Ash, Oak Leaf Mountain Ash, English Weeping WUlow, English Elm, Purple Lear Elm, Purple FrlngelTulip Tree, European White Birch, Magnolia Purple Beech, Rosemary Willow, European Linden. Orders left at onr office or given to W. E. Sheffield will be delivered in the city free of charge.

Send for price list. lylj BAILEY, KAY 17 THIRD 8TRSJST, tl Sole Agents in Balnt Joseph for the tale of Williston's Celebrated 0. S. or Combed Sea Island SPOOL COTTON The Trade supplied in single dozens, or in beautiful walnut cabinets. Ladies should foster and sustain Ameriv can products.

Ask your Retail Merchants for this VERY SUPERIOR THREAD DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Ac. TOOTLE, FAIELEIGH 00., WHOLESAXiX DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS AMD SHOES, No. 12 Third South of Felix St. JcDONALD Wholesale Dealer In O0v Dry Goods and COR. FOURTH A FEUX ST8 tal CHAMBERS MARKET, Foreign and Domeetlo Dry.

Goods and Notions, .104 IXXJX STBXET, ver opened In tha elty--ftar a ilbla prieea. Mm Pairbnry, Nebratka. iUl iEdUer Standard: Tbe sate.of Jots, held here on the JOth instant, wag very successful, considering the number in attendance Owing to 4apaago, to thejra.k of the Joe Denver. City caused, by tlie. raia of tbe preceding night, the express train missed qne trip and did not anive until late in the evening, go that many who had started for this place turned without coming through Hal -Over forty lota were disposed of at, low prices, and the further sale, was postponed until Septembr, 11th.

The railroad com-, pany will issue tickets at reduced rates to parties wishing to attend at that time.y, i Busipess is Jimproving and considerable building is being done. sj ijThe mill-site, at. this place, has heen pur- cluised jby. parties who propose erecting a mill with thre.0, run of stone-j-work to be commenced at Harvesting is progressing and all crops are promising an abundant yield. truly, Edisto.

Seventy-nine' Edmond St. Here you will find JonN Dectciile in a neat store, selling very cheap, all the new styles of hats, caps, straw goods, furs' and every article of gentlemen's furnishing goods. "Fashionable fcoods and low' prices at 7ft Edmund Street; 20 Waooss and Carkiag Eg. The "Stude- baker wagon is the farmer's fatorite; with Imuty and durability as cliief recommendations. The Studebaker have at all times a large stock and a desirable assortment of? wagons and carriages go and see.

Ciar and Tobacco. Get good cigars and tobacco of H. Groneweg, 76 Edmond street he keeps only good articles. Boot! II. Collins, on Felix street, is the largest boot and shoe dealer in the West.

He has just manu factured a No. $Ji boot; it is painted red, and stands in front of his store. A No. 13 boot is a very large size, but this one is a genuine No. 09.

Trunks and Valises. Get these, AH sizes, AH prices liiWanUtuJWnUT rf. i'rom tne tcj live hundred at(Jhe manifactorvof ifiEndebrock, 331 Second Street Keal Estate Titie. Is your real estate good Get an abstract of Messrs. Strongs Hedekberg and you will have a correct ausvT this intiuiry.

See card, 'Commercial Agency. MISSOURI VALLEY HOUSE, Cor. Hth and Edmond St. Mo. S.

Sale, Proprietor. Accommodations.irri clns charges reasonable. i 004,812 SINGER'S SE WINS MACHINES are now rjJr ntLY ube. sworn ret urns of the vartoas companies made to owners or Hewing Maciine i'atenutrrom Which thef obtain licenee; t' vv The Singer Man'f, said 181.260 Mach. Wheeler A Wilson H.

M. 00., Baker B. M. Co.J Weed Sewing Machine Cd, J0.88S Cot, IIoweH.M.Co.,jan.l,toJlI71, 84.010 WtlooiAOibbaS. M.

80.127. Am. Button-hole AH. M. ao.l Jl-Original Howe H.

M. 90.051 Klotenoe Pewlnir 15.047 HlemHewing JiM f4' Emplw twina MacMOe CO.V The Chicago Relief Committee gave Sewing tachliMwta mnool havlm lout by the late ta peraooi havlin loet by the late fire, in every rune the applcant detilfrnatlng the machine desired, aol their, report, to March Wh Dhow lh(jwf Maohlrtes were called for, agaitM2 of all other kinds. It wontd be fbf evn ota to examine the 8I1BER before purchasing a sewing machine. TUtj wilt be aold oc eair monthly lastall-meoUi to tbote not wishing to pay caah down. Machine delivered, aa full Inatrantioo given In town or country, ftatiftfaetldri In every Cue guaranteed, or no sale.

1 1 Car. rifth ad r.Ux Straeta. Ii4909ye sold 86,781 Jtschesi In 1870 we sold. ffi it Tlie Toflowlrii'tanfe of ntles tor iatl from Cintrounliritfpirte Kitdfe, Messrs. llrton Jl.aritii,g,WTfo.U hV the niontsr Amr the locals weftcL'iw lu United States Census, uauroaai.