Brown County World from Hiawatha, Kansas • 3

THE DISPATCfl, HIAWATHA KANSAS. MAY 26, 1881 Robinson. Yoa needn't, send away for ladies and children's fine shoes. Mc- I it is wonderful that a snbtle miasmatic poison should produce tbat peculiar con- HIAffATHA GRADED SCHOOL PUBLIC SALE Of FINE BLOODED STOCK, at Hiawatha, Kansas, on Fridav, June 3d, 1881. We will sell on above day at Mont' gomery's stables fifteen head of thoroughbred Pedisrree Short Horn Both Sides.

As there was mueh eomplaint against the grain buyers of Hiawatha last winter for not paying higher prices for corn, the present situation will justify a few words to show their side of the matter. They have been shipping their corn re Get a new bible. Walter Erans has them. Who didn't go a fishing, this week. A heavy shower passed over this vi tinity, last Saturday.

ar r- i ls 3 si tt Year 1880-8 For the School FIRST SKHlMi CALENDAR 4..., Septemlier 1 SovVtifbec 29 February VACATIONS December 21 Jatnnrr 3... TEACHERS. C. CttaMfi. Priiw ipHl Ml I Jsrata Ilerlwrt, timmtnar PartnVHri Mlsa R.

J. Klner In tonm-rtlrtte Ih-pnrtun-nt MiHS Marv Ihsa. 3rT rYltanrv lejiHtthit ytt l.iiexle lle, art I'riinHry Di-iiai-t mrnt Miss O. l-et 1st riimary ent. Sclioal nrfll be oja t.

He patnmuge ol nil wtshlnd twV tberfisMve's dvairtapr OP TWELVE WEEKS'. Intcrnicdiato, TUITION FOR TERM High Si-liwl Urauiiuitr I I 1 1 i Tuition pavsble In advance, but if Irani aicknoss. or anv otlinr Mimnahu fails Ut attend the ntire Ttirm, an rqnittitil portion ot tliu Tuition Kt-e will rt-tiimled. llmi wru siniKiucn ins nnu lor irTRrniHrH Ol nttll4anC. U-l'orComnoC tutly and fnrtlivr infoniiatlon, apply to the Principal.

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LAYRKNCK' Boattfof Ediieatieii-vllnlStf J. SCHILLING, SCHILLING ADAMS DEALERS IN ARE, HARD WSiMM cently, and three-fourths of it has sold as damaged. Some of it has graded as "rejected" and much of it would, not come up to the requirements of that grade. The prices of damaged grain in Toledo is 13 cents less than No. 2.

and in St. Louis 11 cents less. The Chicago Daily Commercial Bulletin, a copy of which is before ns, says that "Country shippers should understand that it is useless to forward corn to this market unless it is in good condition. At present large quanities of this grain is being received here which has been exposed to the severe weather of the past winter and spring which is unfit for warehousing, and therefore must be sold for such figures as buyers are willing to pay there for, in many instances not sufficient to pay freight charges, The requirents for corn to grades "No 2 read: No. 2 eorn shall be dry, reasona bly clean, but not plump enough for Ne.

1. Rejected All damp, dirty or otherwise damaged Corn, shall be graded as rejec ted. All Gram that is warm, or that is in a heated condition, or is otherwise unfit for warehousing, shall not be graded." The trouble with the corn here is that the weather of the past winter and spring" has made the corn damp and it heats in the ears. That which was well cribbed and covered and very carefully handled when shelled, has graded No. 2.

but the proportion is very small. difference of 13 cents per bushel makes loss of $65 per car. The experience of this season should teach farmers that if they want top priees for their grain, they must take care of it in a tip-top manner. Old grain dealers like Speer and Smith who have "been through he mill" and lost several fortunes, must look ahead in making contracts to provide some protection again? such losses as they are now sustaining. They know when the weather is telling on grain, and of eonrse.

will not pay the highest price for No. 2 corn, that when delivered will not grade. If our farmers will allow their corn to remain in the field under the snow or in uncovered cribs all winter, they cannot expect to get the highest prices for it. Horse Theif Captured. A young horse thief was arrested in this place, Wednesday, last week, and returned to Jackson County where he had committed the theft.

He arrived in the morning with a nice black mare, three years bid, worth about $80, and offered her for sale at Grundy's livery stable for $43. Mr. Grundy informed Sheriff Hunter of the matter and he sent telegrams to the sheriffs of several counties, making inquiries concerning the thief and mare but receiving no response. Mr. Grundy bought her, with the under standing that he was to take the fellow the next morning over to Mr.

Johnson's Mission Centre, for whom claimed bo working. A short timfj after the sale was made, the thief could not be found, and this convinced Mr. Grundy and the Sheriff that the mare was sto len property. They sent telegrams to head the thief off, and gave instructions to the train men at the depot tliat they would know. At Manville, the first sta tion east of here, the thief flagged the train and got on board, and at Robinson the conductor handed him over to the authorities.

Sheriff Hunter held him until Friday morning, when the Sheriff of Jackson county arrived in search of the mare and thief and took charge of him. The mare was one of a span of strays taken up and posted by a farmer of that county, and tho thief was a young man who was taken from the New York Orphan's Home, and raised by Drake of Holton. He had lately fallen into bad company and was drunk when he com mitted the theft. The new revision of the new testa ment has been received at the News Stand of W. L.

Evans, where they can be had for 20 and 23 cents. He has the authorized edition and also the seaside edition, the latter, of which contains both old and new text with notes, etc. Teachers Institute. Hiawatha, Mat 24. 1881.

Teachers of Bbown County The Normal Institute will be held at Hiawatha, commencing August 1881. Ex-State Prof. H. D. McCarty has been engaged as Conductor, and Miss Lizzie lies, Mias Oda L.

Chance, and Miss Jennie Cor nelly as assistants. The reputation of these instructors for methodical, thorough work is such as to guarantee to-us, if we but do our part, one of the most interesting and profitable Institutes ever held in Brown County. Prof. Mefartr writes me: "We must hare the best Institute ever held in the county, Tea, more, ever held in the State We can do it. if we only work to that Of course we can I- And we The Course of Study prepared' by State Sn.pt- is now ready for distribution.

To supply this offiee with the' number of copies likely to be called ror, hat drawn upon the Institute Fund to the amount of $15; therefore, those, wishfng to pre pare themselves for the -Institute work, willv be supplied with the -Normal rnnrsa of at ten- ceau ner copy. The new School Law requires a ntgner standard iorteachers certificate and the object or the Institute wm- be, to fit teachers to meet the requirements of tne law. v- Now, teachers, pjease to bear in mind, it inn if uvvfinl Emi4h nrAvaila whan alternate chills and burning heat freeze and scorch the body at regular and it is no less wonderful that medical skill has been able to reach and expel this poison from the system, as Ayef's ague cure always does. 47 When a good, reliable, cheap watch is wanted, stem wind and tem set, for a small amount of money, always gn to Dickason Hubbard-. Thy make a specialty of the "Pioneer" as a ohmL honest, cheap watch, and can stake their whole reputation on the same.

1 If New and stylish laces black, white aiid cream at 49 Mrs. Mixik's. Bryan, Brown Co's tipied shoes for children, are rhc best. For sale by McLanghliu Bro's. "Michigan Stoves" are always reliable the quality is superb, priees lowr than ail, consequently they wll with the least effor Wey Co.

agents. 46 Bro's, Ulica," N. Bradley Metealf, Milwaukee, and A j. ai xsryan, crown at. ixms cus torn rnaue Mioes, tne iest in the mar ket, at McLanghln Bio's.

49 Farmers will wll call at Jer-rett's and leave orders for the Furt fc Bradly Listers, the best ever made. Samples on hand. 33-tf McLaughlin Bro's are selling ladies and children's the dray load, localise they have the best assortment ever shown in Hiawatha, Buy vour from L. L. Merril.

lie can give yni a btrguin in flour and dtwr! you lor tirget if. Co Avers Tills are 1 he hrf-t of all riirea- tives for family use, 3'lipy are pliapant safe and pure, and xol all healing ami curative qualities. 47. For Purifying 1 he Blewl. Use arsa rKJ r.r a a ni Da ntei ion.

Eorrale by J. W. Pottinger and L. K. Yates.

Hiawatha. Just arrived at Dickason Hubbard's fine line of gold tooth pick, and charm A good artiele for a present in this land of plenty. 2-tf Our stock of hardware is the finest and prices the lowest. Apams Schilling. Dr.

Shake, Columbus, Ks writes "Your Ext. ol Sarsaj ai ilia and Dandeli is the best medicine of the kind in use," Brown's Pepsin Tonic cures indigestion and sick headaehe by furnishing the stomach with tbe natural principles of digest ion Sold by all gg isla. TAKE NOTICE. That wc will sll sweet potatoes anil other PL.VX T3 AS CH VP a ANY ONE ELSE and ten per CEX I' CHEAPER than anyone cm afford to ship from St. Joe.

Muscotii'i or elsewhere. 2 2v R. C.Chise. Kelly SVvl Wire isi cheaper now tha-q at anv time aftT the next thirty diys. Cili on Wey Co.

pole agents, for figui es. 46 ALLEXDORF'S ICE CREAM. Allen dorf's Ire Cream is just as good ever, and he is prepared io furnish it large or mall quantities to fauniiee Mosser defire to w.y to dearly beloved peoph that Ihey will have this week tlie boss lire of buggies, carriages, spring and other wegons of the very latest mannfaclure. Jsuy Yourself a buggy or carriage of MeGilvray and riile iu comfort all the days of your life. ATTENTION, STALLION MEN.

Ton who claim to hv; the It btoc. linrsrs sjilthefHrct IiIoih! well mfiflf; Invite (u one an'ian 'irmj; ot i ir v'fniijr rin me rut Hatiinlav nr Jur p. If yon cm nln.w iwticr want the 4txirk mi nf lirorn Cfu to know It. can have onr 'H Show iu my barn y-rl. as I will have plciif of rinim.

Kow, In r'Tinl to my rrwnnij uraninn, He wciKh-t l.aK nctnn.M. a'l lie re I nn nor. bree-ler In the lAiJ. I will trot him Klnt stallion In the state of Kansas, tArt'e M-st ont ae. Ivi mll liens, ereloiie not exrenteil This Is the only way to test the rtnrai.ioiy.

speeu nil bottom. Without the bottom me aorse is con sidered a lnfTer. Vu can g-'t vour colts at inr for ten dollars, and Highest veterinarian Iioolc free of charge. The value of th is lniok Is worth to you mueb as best horse yon hare in ten carstimo. tu uuun.

CYCLONE. Record on national track, WiU wake the season at tny. fann for $12 to insure $8 tor tbe season, 'with privilege of This horse is one of tbe largest trotters tbe world, anil baa shown a 2 gait. He was sired bv "Trinee Albert" ami his dint was by "rickartl" by Iliiuhletoni.m. 1 K.

Babbitt. IIKIKES NURSERIES CO. W. B. Barr is here again taking orders for Ileikes Nurseries Cv Dayton, Ohio.

His stock has been giving almost universal satisfaction. Mr. Barr has sever al men assisting him, but lie personally sees to the packing of every order. Nails. Locks, Hinged, and huiid- ers hardware at low prices.

46-tf 11. B. ey co. Extra Choice Blue Grass, Or chard Grass and Timothy seed for sale by II. B.

V.ey Co. 46-tf Tin Roofing, Spouting, and Guttering. first-class work and moderate prices guaranteed. IL B. Co.

46 QUEENSWARE. GLASS ARK, LAMP GOODS, at uapgooa ws ouanuons new hardware store. Onr naila are We do- not try to palm off spurious brands for best aualitv. Wev Co. 46 Call at Hapgood So Shannon's" and ex amine tlie PRIZE ACORN; ttqIItt cfaoi Ttarh Wim is the-best in tfiti world.

AVev Co. sofe scents 44 insure With Wellcome Brurtdafete Irf Watertown Insurance Oerhpany, New York. THEY CURB All of tbe liver, kidney atnl urinary organ, nrnotn-necs, and ewjieciallv female -Ak tonr drugjfist for Ilot itters- and try thre-' before you sleep. Take no ol1er Bead for eircojar. Hop Bitters M'l'g Uel34Sir, 3f: T.

i Toronto Ont Dyspepsia and Indigestion Is one of the most fn the whole cataloKae of Failure In tbe cure of tliU disease i impossible If Indian Herb Bitters are titeir JtitbfullT for aay length of EUert's Daylfeht Lrver riU, act directly otfthe Liver, Stomaeli and Bowels thus partying the action la mrld and cleansing. nt never griping or pniriut. by and I n. Baby Saved, We aife'ad" thankful5 to tv tTVrt'ocr-baby noMtinm-nflV of a llfclUfPTOTU ld I nrnrratMl-irrraralaritvof the bowel by the I nf Ibiti KitLer bv its mother, which at the same time reatorea ner pencv ny and strenetU-The parents, T. Sec another 6wa n.

BT MYRTLE. There was a seeial hop at tba reaidenc ol Jamas Pomeroy last week The crowd a drntir.lv alft and eomsoted of tuft pleaaore seekers at Robinson and Inmedi ate vicinity. Mr. Pomeroy has tbe thanks of all present for extending to his friends aa opprotunity to share his hospitality in one of the most enjoyable affairs that aae been our lot to chronicle for some time. B.

F. Baldwia and Kiss Pomeroy, of St. Joseph, L. C.Tarkor and wife, L. C.

Davenport, and Mrs. W. B. Dickinson. James Pomeroy, Iute Hall, and J- I.

Lemaster attended the dedication ball at the Opera House, on tbe 18th inat they report it being a grand affair of which Hiawatha way weU feel proud. Robinson is to have a Sabbath School Convention at the M. E. Church, beginning Jane 1st and containing everal days. Ami ixi ftival Is talked of to ro- Cti a more singing- books for the Sabbath School.

We are not particularly load of ice cream bat would like to see the books procured, no matter how. Our Iron Bridge prospect lias again been defeated after our commissioners twice a p-propriatingttnoney lor It people are indignant and claim that It is done by a few persons in Hiawatha to deprive this township of bavin anv first class improvements ereeted at the expense of the couaty, all we ask is $2,600, ana the ballanee can be raised by pri vmtm i.hu-rim.tion in this township. The reo nimif this riart of Brown count begin to think ft is time there is an eqaal disbursmcnt of ho pnblic money throughout the county for UUIIUinS mnumit mum. wen that in Bobinsou Township we have more water to centend with than any other por tion af the county, ana for this reason we hope some time to have a substantial Iron lirifiirH liere. Mm.

stout of Atchison county, sister of Mrs Fay ne is visiting- at me nome at ine iaitr; she expects to remain a few weeks before Our elavator is again in fall operation. The new engine lately put in to run the machinery is eqnal to the imenrency. Chas Uack is having his store ornamented with a new coat of paint. John wvneock has also oangnt tne "KoDln- son boom, "unci has had an ornamental fence slaced aronnd his premises. Fred Zeiber has sold hU place and has pur chased property on "Twin Sheet." We trust lie wui gain Dy tne move.

The fouadatlon for X. S.Wood's residence is completed, and the curpeatcrs are framing his building. a. jNeuaus, tne popular lanuiora 01 tno (Titv Hntl- lias 1ua mimnleted his liverv stable. He received lately a vary nice car-l'iHMr from Ka-nmis Peek is havmira hugii Ice tefrlgeratormade for his meat market.

Robinson is a "dry place "spiritually" since May 1st. proi. J. r. Eawaras, 01 Atcuison, gave tuo people of Robinson a brilliant lecture last Suuday night on the good result of the late prohibitory law in Kansas.

His arguments were logical and full deep thought. Bnsrv rldins Sundays by tbe poeple of Robinson has become to be nmpidamic. Our town can boast cf some splendid turn outs. Rev. T.

B. Campbell preached an able ser mon at the M. B. church last Sunday, to a large and ai-peeciative audience. Ixjn case and Mr.

Haves, of Oiawatha.caroo down last week and put in a bighl with the Kooinsontaus. B. K. Bifdwin wants to buy a buggy team. Hiram crownse will soon layoff an addition to Robinson, on the South side of PTolf river Just across the bridge.

This willmake a very ftleasant portion of tewn tor Frlvare a well -ngs. L. IL Smith has been engagee to do tbe surveying soon. Hamlin. BY HONEYSUCKLE.

Business is brisk and prospect good for crops. S. K. llartJinir is preparing to putupa omitt ing soon to be used for a furniture store. A man from Atchison has lately, purchased lots and bought lumber to put up a Bakery and Kostiinrnnt.

oundav School meets at the congregation al t'hnrch every Sunday at 10 o'clock, a. m. Hamlin now has three first clrss physicians Drs. floyt, Morre and Foster. The latter hits bad long experience.

Soiuicorn is spoilinjrin tne crib nere. B. Ellit has Jmt unloaded seven cars of luipber. s. rover is mooying the old school house on ome lots where it will ba lued as a dwelling.

t'linreh. -PrrUlnsr hr Prof. O. C. Hill, every thirl and fourty Snnday II o'clock J.

ni. mI a nimler lo n. ra. Nodal icMtlnrJ every first- ncl i.n1 Sunday 11 o'clock a. ui.

sandny svhuol evnry Muirtay at a quarter to ifl o'clock a. in. Teachers1 meeting; every Thursday evsulugata qnartvr to eight. laa auer. rw.

A. II. ruomas, Supt GREAT BARGAINS! At IT. B. -For- NEW WORK -in the Carriage Spring Wagon Line.

Jnst received one caiload of stock of first class material, consisting of all ki' ds of woods used In the manufacture of carriages and wagons; Tiuipcum Brewster's oil carriago firings the very best in any market; converted steel axels. In the manufacture of my work I use the very best of wood, and the very best of steel and iron that I can buy for money, because'! know that in order to do good work I must have good material to do it with- and good work, and good material always keep a customer, and is creditable to my factory. I am prepared to do work quickly and nnon honor. I have in employ a first- class carriage ironer No.1 body-builder, and the very best o' carriage trimmers. I pay them high prices because they can do satisfactory work and that pays.

I have ten men in employ. It costs mo much money to bny6tock and pay hands, but I am doing a cash- bueinessjind know what I am doing every day in the week, I have no bad debts to and this is better for my patrons as well aa myself. Do you I hay adopted tho cashsystemin order to compete with stock shipped In- here from Cincinnati and other Tpay big-wages becansel can afford to da work cheaper when a good- hand ean do twice as much as a cheap one in a day. Respectfully EL B. TROXEIA CiBny a Studebaker Buggy of Moser MeGilvray.

3 FINE FARM FOR 180 the northwest of 34-3-15, one mile and a half from Morril, all fenced, 123 acres under plow, new house. 16x23; farm been eumvauon oniy 4 years, handy to railroad depot and elevator. Terms reasonable. Six or seven vears on nart of purchase at 8 per cent An opportunity seldom offered to htiy a first elass farnw Farming implement's, horses and hoes wiU be sold with the place if purchaser desires. Inquire of j.

atat County Recorder otuce. II. Troxel has employed a first-class carriage trimmer and upholsterer, an is now prepared to- execute all work of that kind entrusted to him in the best nossible manner. He guarantees satis- a is at to Laughlin Bro's have as good an assortment as 3 ou will find in the large cities, and are selling much cheaper. 49tf Shoes of all kinds from a 50cent serge to a $5 French Kid, at Mclaughlin Bnrs.

4'Jtt Reynolds Bro's fine shoes are the best. Call ano examine them at McLaughlin Bros. 49tf We can fit a wide foot, a slender foot, or almost any other shaped foot with Reynolds Bro's shoes. Come try them. McLaughlin Bro's.

Mrs. Miner's spring and summer millinery is nice and well selected. 49. The Bryan Bfown Co. Shoes are splendid.

MCLaugelin Bro have them. 49tf AH new trimmings for hats and bonnets, at Mbs. Miner's. 49if Now, don't forget when wanting shoes of any kind, that McLaughlin Bro's. nave tne largest and best assortment to select from.

49tl Tbe Oldest Hardware House in Northern Kansas, offers the best inducements to buyers. See Wey Co, before you bargain elsewhere. 46 Best and cheapest extension toD cook stove ever brought to Hiawatha, THE ST. JOSEPH, at Hapgood Shannon's. 24tf For Catarrh, Use Geejian Catarrh Ccre.

For sale by J. W. Pottintrer andL.R. Yates, Hiawatha. We have grindine apparatus "and em ery wheels to polish ud Dlows.

cultivator shovels, etc, in good shape. f. U. MCGILLVRAT BRO. The new meat market is now fitted nn good style.

Yon can always find fresh ana salt meats on nana as low as the low et. Yon wUI always find the proprietor ready to wait on you, give good satisfac tion, can ana see. 2 2w Chas L. Palmer. STOP THAT COUGH.

If yon are suffering with a coszh. cold- asthma, bronchitis, hay consnmp, tion, loss of voice, tickling: in the throat. any affection of the throat or lungs, use Dr. King's new discoverr for con sumption. This is the great remedy that is causing so much excitement by wonderful cures, curing thousands of hopelese cases.

Over one million bot tles of Dr. King's new discoverv have been used within the last vear and have given perfect satisfaction in every in stance. We can unhesitatingly say that this is really the only sure cure for throat and lung affections, and can cheerfully recommend it to all. Call and get a trial bottle for ten cents or a regular size for $1.00, at J. W.

Pottinger's urug oiore. Buy your fence wire from Adams M. L. Vinton, Oakland, Kansas, writes: My son. ten years of aee.

was cured of a scrofulous rising in the head, which had troubled him from infancy, by using six bottles of Sarsaparilla and Dandelion. For sale by L. R. YatflB and J. W.

Potten-ger. CLOTILTNG GIVES AWAY. One Thousand Tickets given away. The holder of one ticket will have a chance of drawing one of two premiums. The holdor of more than one ticket a chance to draw two premiums.

One is fine suit of custom made clothing, worth $20, the other a fine cashmere dress pattern worth $15. Any man, woman or ehild, buying $5 worth of goods upwards at any time of S. Hesselber- Co, is entitled to a ticket. BUCKLEN'S ARNICASALVE. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chiblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptionr.

This Salve is guarranteed to giveperfet satisfaction every case, or mo: sy re funded. 1 ri 2TCents per Box. lyr For sale by J. W. PotTenger.

BURN ELL. SCUTT. LOCK-STITCH and all the leading barbed wires, at the new hardware store or uapgooa shannon's. 24tf GRATEFUL WOMEN. None receive so mnch benefit, and none are so Drorounaiy graieiui ana show such an Interest in recommending Hop Bitters as women.

It is the only remedy Decnliarlv adapted to the many ills the sex is almost universally subject to. Chills and fever, indigestion or de ranged liver, constant or periodical sick neauacnes, weakness mo uac. ui nevs. nain in the shoulders and differ ent parts of the body, a feeling of lassi tude and despondency, are ail reaaiiy removed by the bitters. STALLION FOR SALE OR TRADE.

This stallionY is Very stylish and trood action: his color is dark brown; he is lf) hands high, and weighs 1,400 Dounds. This horse can be found at the stable of T. R. Huston, 5 miles east of Hiawatha and one-half mile south of Prairie Snrincrs school house. The owner of this horse is going to Canada in the spring.

M. W. Huston, 36-tf-pl Proprietor. All kinds of tin-work done with neat- nass and dispatch at the new hardware store of Hapgood snannon. 4o-u.

When you want a reliable Boot or Shoe, try the Bradley Metealf make at McLaughlin Bro's. 49tf Germaatown and Zaphyrs constantly on band during- tne 'summer montns also a fine assortment of faney work at 49 AIKS. mineb s. Corsets from 35 cts to 175 at 49- Mbs. Mineb's.

FEVER AND AGUE, General debility, pain in the head Liveri complaint cured oy using ur. Ba ker's pair? Relief, sold oy Hit latest Soda pop and Ginger ale at Teil's place. 0 andap pies ai Teil's THE BEST AND THE- CHEAPEST PAINTS, AT L. YATES. See the "Tffichijran first-class and reliable: Wey Co.

agents. 46 Eve troughing a specialty at 46-tf. Hapgood Smxsott' Barbed Fenee Wire, Headquarters for leading brands is at Wey Co's Hardware 46 J. T. Grimes.

-the Cosh mitnn man. has permanently located in opened np a wholesale" and retail pump and windmill business, aianuraciures and repairs arT Itinds" of pomps, windmills, Call and see him; or Len Eddy, -r Hl3tf 1- foxr wtof the best nd most comfortable shoes, buy Reynolds' Bnsf at' MtLaoghlid Choiee Verbenas at tne' Miami street Nurseries Green 2W MBS.R.CCOaSE I in a on as in the VVf ter any of as or in Stoves and handle the celebrated Beit in the World. Wooden w-a're Tin Rooting rMmniTr Bulls, all reels and from the very best herds of the Blue Grass region of Kentuckyall ready for immediate service. Also head of first-lass Im ported Cotswold sheep. Both Sexes and first-class animals with extra heavy fleeces.

Sale positive and without reserve Commencing promptly at one o'clock. Everv animal fully warranted as represented. A rare chance to cret first-class stock at vour own prices. We will also sell one 5 year old stallion, sired bv a Norman Horse out of a Clyde Mare. Terms -Cash, or four month's note at 12 per cent, interest.

ALEX. McCLTNTOCK, Millersburg, Ky. B. S. LETTON, Paris, Ky.

Hiawatha, May 26, 1881. Anyone wishing catalogue will ap-ly tj B. S. LibtJi, this pHsj. Moser MeGilvray will have this week car load of Stndebaker Buggies the best in the wot Id.

3 Tongueless Cultivators, Ton gueles Cultivators. Tongneless Cultivators, Tongue-less Cultivators, at Moser McGilvray's. FINE STOCK FARM FOR SALE, OF 560 ACRES. Plenty timber, plenty water and plen ty stone. Orchard of 15 acres, 21 years old, good enough for any man.

As good fanning land as any man's. One quar ter S. E. sec lfl 4 18, timber and water. $15 per acre.

NN. W. 22-418, at 115 per acre. 21418, $20 per acre- Any one wisning 10 Day win ap ply to John Johnson, agent, ne; the premises. lyr xll 2 pd John Pxgb.

The Ton -ti el ess Cultivator can be had at Moser McGilvray's. 3 Dr. C. C. Gilleland, Gallatin.

Missouri. writes: "I never used or sold a remedy for the blood or liver, that gave as eood satisfaction as Ext. Sarsaparilla, Dandelion and Iodide of Potassium, Mann-actnredby the Drown Medicine Company, Leavenworth, Kansas Frank J. Johnson, the DaKer. will de liver bread or anything in his line to his customers every morning, free of charge.

4str Wey's "old reliable" hardware store the place for the best goods and lowest prices. 46 To see the Prize Acorn is to wish to buy it. To use it is to recommend it as perfect. Shannon. 46-tf The largest assortment of Cooking Stoves and Ranges, in Northern Kansas, the old hardware store of Wey Co -Michigan Stoves," "Time Tried," and Fire Tested," best in the world.

Sold only oy ey Uoiaeents. 4t Beware of imitations! See the genu ine ivelly steel Barb ire before you buy. ey Co. sole agents. 46 Square dealing, honest goods, low pri ces, we offer no baits and lay no traps catch trade.

Wey Co. 40 Plumbing and piping for hot and cold water, heating apparatus, windmills erected by Muser MeGilvray. 50-tf John Deer Plows and Caltivators at Moser McGilvray's. 3 If von want to ride with safety and ease, buy the Stndebaker Buggy to be had ii Brown county only or. Moser cc MeGilvray.

3 See Moser McGilvray's ear load of Studebaker Buggies. 3 The largest and finest stock of adies and children's shoes in northern Kansas, at McLaughlin Bio's. Hall's Vegetable Sicillian Hair Renew er is highly recommended by physicians, clergymen and scientists as a preparation accomplishing wonderful results. It is entirely harmless, and a certain remedy for removing dandruff, making the scalp white and clean, ana restoring irray hair to its youthful color. It nu parts a gloss ana tresnness to tne nair which all admire.

HA1E WORK. Mrs. Miner i3 better prepared to make braids of hair combings than any one in tho citv. havme tne only rooting ma chine in Hiawatha. It will be ereatly to vour advantage to have work done Dy her.

It will cost no more to have hair rooted than others will charge who do not root it. Hair bought and sold 49 News Stand. I have now got the back numbers of the N. Y. Weekly, Saturday Night, Ledger, etc.

up to date, and hereafter will keen naners. magazines, etc I will or der anv Daoer or mazazine published and if you aon I nice it you nave iue privilege stopping it any time. If yon want anything in the reading line come and see me. rt i it vans. We warrant the Prize Acorn to use less fuel, do better and quicker work, have i three times the conveniences, and last twice as long as any stove made, Hapgqqp Shannon.

THE JdlLL Is now running regularly and farmers can hereafter rely upon getting their grists in good time, as Mr. French thinks that his supply of coal cannot be shut on again PROFIT $1,200 "To sum ft up, six long years of bed ridden sickness, costing $200 per year total $1.200 all of this expense was stunned bv three bottles ol Hop Bitters taken bv my wife. She has done her own house work for a year since, wunous we loss of a day, and I want everybody to know It, for their benefit. WANTED. All to know that I take zreat pains in posing and lighting ray pictures; that I may brintr out the best likeness and ex- Dresslon of my natrons also, in' finish- Insr mv.

nictnres in the best style; Blue eves asd licrht complexions take as well as nark. Babies take best in light clothing; bring them during the middle of the day. I iruafantee my work to suit or no charge. R. 31-tf S.

W. Public Square. Dr, J. R. Way, Hillsdale, writes: "I have used Ext.

Sarsaparilla, Dandeli' on and Iodine Potassium in my priictiee, and consider it the best reroedt ever made for the blood' and liver, and- for scrofulous and Bfcin diseases." One blade shawl, with gray the streets of Hiawatha. The finder will please leave at the drug store of R. Yates and will be rewarded in or its or ger 29 Hiss Myrtle B. Kobmson win, as soon as school is oat, clerk in the aepot. Mr.

and Mrs. Pottinger, and Miss Jennie, took their Sunday dinner at the Hiawatha House. Services at the M. E. Church next Sunday morning and evening.

Evening theme, Occupy till I come. Rev. J. B. Richardson, expects to nake a visit to friends in the eant soon, and will be gone about five weeks.

gregational ehnrch, last Sunday evening and part of the Congr egation went over to Sear Mr. Strange. The little daughter of Mr. Meisen- heimer that has been very low for several weeks with nervous prostration, is considerably Improved. It looks now as if the dirt from the cellar being dug for the Pottiuger and Amann uuiiamg wouia oe suuicieui 10 grade up ail the streets of Hiawatha.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lawrence and their pretty little daughter took dinner and supper at the Hiawatha House Tuesday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.

IL Smith. Rev, J. B. Richardson has received and aeeepted an invitation to deliver an address before the literary societies of vvawDurne uonee, lopeica, auriug commencement week. At the Presbyterian church, next Sabbath, the following subjects to be dis-t'lfned: "Personal Responsibility" in the morning, and "God's remembrance of man" In the evening.

Mr. Snider, who has been living in the Will Barnett house has moved to Misuari, and Rev. Connelly will take the place to give Mr. Moll possession of the W. B.

Barnett property C. H. Burkett arrived homo from his visit to Indiana, on Wednesday evening, Ip.jt week. Charlie has become a fixture at Pottingers, and it is hard to get along without his presence behind th 3 counter. Preaching at the Christian church next F.n a lay a.

m. and p. ra. by Prof. O.

Hill. Subject for morning, "Ye shall know the Truth; and the truth shall make you evening, "The Philosophy of Happiness." Yitprdav was Mr. and ATr? Polnn'a twelfth marriage anniversary. We are we did not know it in time to make A of it last week, so that those jisioag the many friends they have made fcoru who might have been pleased to vftll and cougratulate them could have done so. Mrs.Boyce, wife of B.

L. Boyce, two iui iet north of Hiawatha, died on last Sniidny mid wan buried in Hiawatha cemetery on Monday. She Imd been bed-fa! f.r twn years, and for awveral months hn not moved or spoken. She whs 77 year old, having been the wife of the hii4hnd who survives her for ol years. Iu NeUwaka Spook seems to be troubled berause we got up one morninsr to ate for breakfast.

The Spook knows how to symptliyze with us; as, when in "tawika, he often had to go 'without his "(leakfaHt until a subscription was taken up among the neighbors to buy baron and johnny cake for his table. Come up, Ituberts, and take a square meal with Liver rut inns Avorv rinvrimi nrrtt with your spleen, and you need a change The editor of the Herald was agitated lret week, on the cob question, and wound up a quarter column address to us on the subject with the graphic excla mat ion that we could have all the cobs wo want. We do not want any cobs tli a Herald suits us very well; but if Roberts is anxious to accommodate us, he may print our copy on tissue paper, and we shall be perfectly plowed with it. Mr. Friend's sermon, last Sunday morning, on trie subject or prayer, was ta straight to the point as anything we over heard on that srbject.

It was sound christian doctrine, and if more generally followed the prayer meetings would soon hart an increased attendance. Mr. Friend does not believe in personalities or the multiplication of fine phrases; in prayer, and cited as a model, the Publi- cans, "God; be- merciful to me, a sin-net-" Lafayette Thomas, two miles east of Granada, sends a postal card for a stolen horse; The sheriff has no instructions in the matter- When yon lose a horse send the sheriff $2,130 (to buy postal cards and pay for printing) together with de scription, and amount of reward and he can then go to work- Since the county commissioners have refused to allow the $75 reward offered by a former board. the' sheriff cannot afford to spend his own-money topay the expenses of de tective work. Captain Laeoek's fine law library is now complete, lor which-W.

J.Richard' son is entitled to the thanks, who, in looking through it, made the discovery that it was witout a copy of the Hiawa- tha city ordinances, and Richardson at once presented the Captain, with a copy- Mr. John Haverfield. who is agent for this variable publication will be pleased to learn that it is surely making its way into all the best law. and Sun- Severarpersons hare asked ns If W8 intend' to allow the dyspeptic, of the Herald, asthe nines him, to continually ding-dong his Klty twaddle and billy-nanny stuff at us without making' any reply we- hope none of our friend will take any: more trouble abeut it than we do, and: we are never late -at breakfast from-losing sleep on that account. At any we do not intend to make an -exhibition- of oars elf ftv-rnnntnff after ft DUDPT to kick it -b- iuse- if barks at us, and' should be ashamed to kick it if it were under our.

Degsuellght to bark and bite For their nature to. anybody eis-a Is disturbed by the barking; they should see that the dog law A a at to Done on short notice and in a handsome and substantial manner WE UK ALSO KXCJLUblVE AGENTJ Steel Barb. Ifnexssfef for- Lightness; Strength and' Durability Prices as Low as the Lowest Tinware; We handle by' 1 fie Car Load tho celebrated brat.u We pav apot ai. 1 are enabled to'ariv rive onr rnstomers the benefit tbe discount. and OiUlevy: and Store IIV the WestV LAiidi srroCK OF SEwrae PURIFY THE DLOOD fiVvent-Chill and eVeT, lifteffelteVait Kill ioa fevers.

(Jura -Axw a-revev," of afeep, reaaal and t-unnttef Baaortaseaided an -mA bv beat Sold frof tJit tkatr'fSiUior all reltatwa lra tn his and nelera. Prepare- by tha HWiC" nrrtiw moats. to. ex- five Handled thousand' Strong. In paM fr ronili tnere 6 tV-; ma Me aae immi, af Kblloli fair SolL.

Ont'-f. im i V. IHr jirnix-r of pyop Bo li.ve ir. ri" AJ1 t'eujfb', llrmrpttMTl' at once, praise. Spout it." Tatiittf-Klut bay nt-A IfjlPt as The finest Hardware Yon will of Public uJh' Northeast MM, Also a vkky P.

A full aul IIALFERTY, complete line of- MUSIC MET Gall aiid exatnlntf mV instniments and masic and yott wiiib connnee That it will pay you to buy of a home institution. COMER OF UTAH AND 8th STREET i ha.jrarl. ttr roar rhlI5 tha Crean. ai-J If yntt 7ke Best Ever Knew Of. J.

stnrtrv, l. i ttteeit'of Iowa Citr. si I have had the dvspeosia and Irrrr complaint for fjcreral iur rf wflhont anvTCHef hear wtinon bbvtcbci KW VOUr MIUOO I llr i paper. eni was persuaded fa pry its I am r'py to state that cnie.i nje i certainly th beM remedy JTevei Price 75 cts. Sold by J- W.

Patten ger. rjnc-le Sum's KerVe and Bone' liniment wui relieve sweHinga, Sprains, Burns. Scalds, an Kheomatism. Sold J. W.

and I. K. Tatar. that Ang. 1st is the first day or the Institute, Jtnd that it is eustomarr to com' mencA echoot on the- first day of the term, I confidently expect on the morning, (yes, first dayin- the; forenoon)' to'pre-ent to Prof McCarty such an" array of upturned eager facer as will- make his always beaming radiant with --'d'e light' and cense his lips explain -WelL this beats Atchison It.

C. Chaser County Superintendent a vlM! itieUout fiH tn try tfl er Side af Hlu4a- Jwis Eia--ir. rofxs cr.K. tt. Ur: JacqieS W'orhi t'akaa evV fall to destroy -irorwa aad remove them l- tbe arc.

by J. W. rotteaner5 rri Jr netffaTana, aprainSBWd braises wiU n-Heve3 by Vrt Verve aaU Liniment. Sold iy K. Tates and J- W.

PottetiReri 60 Wind aiadineae, aina Iw-tTi side aad hfa. can-be prommlr (rffftctnaUy enredwiHiDr. Marshall's Oil. Try SoMbvJ W. IVrtt-nffer.

"tiEKMi OATARUff tTRr. firerarTb. Trv if. Vtt' jtactioa or no pay. 3Xt n-.