The Independence Kansan from Independence, Kansas • 3

FAWI CHEEK. Ladies Episcopal Fair and LOllSBUKe fBal. The rain, the rain. The longed-for STICH BROS. WALLACE.

Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Gents' Fui Dishing Goods, Independence, Ka. STICH BROS. A Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoe PAOLA, KANSAS. Festival BY QCEERSTICK. rain bas come at last, for whioh we The following were successful applicants at the late examination of teachers, held April 7, and 8, I Grade 1.

Kate Wright, Duck Southard aud C. H. White. should, and do, feel duly restful. Will be held at the City Hall next Wheat Is reviving and the grass Wednerday eveniog.

Elaborate prep Wednesday, April 16, 1879. on the prairie is starting slowly. arations have been made, and all are cordially invited. Ice cream and cake Grade 2. John Marchant, James Mrs.

Joel Reed is quite sick. W. A. Certain is getting on with refreshments served. Stich Brothers are now receiving their New Stock, HEADQUARTERS, D.

Mann, Emmy vis, Mary Wilkins. his broken leg as well as could be expected. The Kaxsak, with experienced Davis, Laura Da- C. T. Beach, County Sup't.

John Jeter, is suffering se men in charge of its job department, is prepared to do first-elass work, at yery short notice, and at prices to suit verely disease in his face. That prince of good fellows. John the times. We have" a large line of SEE WHAT THEY CAN DO! Simpson, has secured a situation as stock for Rtaootlng Match. Glass Balls eighteen yards April loth, 1879.

rise 0 5-i salesman in the store of J. G. Paine, of Elk City. air. Paine is fortunate in securing the services of so popular JjCOBE, LOWEST PRICE HOUSE IN THE CITY.

Truhy. 1111 Miss Minnie Kingsley has commenced her school at Caney ville. Mrs. Marshall's health is improving slowly. Preaching at the Frost school house every Sunday now.

By Bey. S. E. Faxson (Baptist) and Bey. W.

O. Breed en (Methodist) on alternate Sundays. The farmers feeling their oats" pretty well since the rain. While in Caney township a few days ago we called on Col. Burns, who hailed us with joy not unmixed with grief because it did not rain more.

The Col is a whole souled man and knows how to treat his friends. "May he live forever and die happy." Mrs. Holman and daughter, the mother and sister of Mrs. J. F.

Outt and Mrs. H. C- Jewett of this neighborhood, arriyed from Ashtabula, last Thursday night and are at present visiting with their relatiyes here. They will probably stay several weeks. BVHOK9 FBOX KCTJLAHD.

BY HONEST JOHN. a gentleman as Mr. eimpson. and Mr. ii 0 0 For yon.

Men's full stock Plow Shoe for $1.00 Ladies' fine Grain Shoe for $1-00 Fine shoe for men for $2.00, sold elsewhere for $2.50 a tine Calf Boot for men for $2.25, sold elsewhere for $2.50 and $3.00 Ladies fico Grain sewei Shoe tat $1.50, sold elsewhere for $2.00 Ladies' flue Kid Shoe for $2.00. sol 1 elsewhere lor $2.50. Simpson may congratulate himself on I Bur-hard, I Bherwood. 19 17 17 1-10 111 10 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 nnding employment with so pleasant an employer as Mr. Paine.

Bryant, Truman, On the road, the largest and finest line of We are glad to hear of the good Donaldson. 0 1-7 1 19 1 19 i i 0 Terius, in Advance. One copy, one yeur $1.50 One copy, six months 75 One copy, lour months Unecopy. two month. 25 To subscribers out of the ceur.ty postage added.

Visiting cards, Business cards, Letter heads. Note heads, Envelopes, Bill heads, Statements, Yankee statements, Tickets, Placards, Scale Books, Hand bills, Posters, Ac," We guarantee satisfaction. GEO. H. DRESSER, Kertis, fortune of Coffey ville and Independence, in having a daily mail line be 1 0 1 1 Roediger.

oflll 19 PLEASE CALL AT HEADQUARTERS EOR BARGAINS. Tulley, OHIIXjTDElisr'S SHOES Ever brought to the city. Just received the latest style and the handsomest La.li ad' ShnA in lintimi tween mem. Anything wnicn teaue to build up those two towns tends to build up the rest of the county, and -An organization has been formed should be gratifying to all. and side lace, In French and Cur Kid.

I am srlad to be able to sav to them by the young lawyers of this city, known as the "Storian Law Association." The society meets on Saturday that we are going to have a fine R. R. town np here pretty soon. Also, on tne road, a splendid line of fine Shoes for men, including the most celebrated make In the country, "Burt's Make." OTJK RATES. Upon this page loceli Kill be inserted at the Jot-louring rain i lO tents per line form tingle insertion 5 cente per line for each insertion, where remaining for more than one.

13 eentt per line for each insertion triH be transients. evening of each week, af which time The. only check to the joy of the Having purchased the BENDER a lecture on some legal proposition is PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, denizens ol Elk, Is that the bridge which will span Duck River and connect tbe city with the depot grounds, delivered by one of the members, af M. J. PAUL.

ter which the. subject is opeu for gen might well be called the bridge of While in town the other day we chanced to meet B. M. Dustin, who related many amusing incidents that occured in the vicinity of Roes' mill during the summer of 70 and how some naughty boys set fire to and and refitted it, is prepared to execute the finest Photographs, etc.ever taken in Southern Kansas. Give him a call.

sighs." eral discussion. The meetings of the society will no doubt be very enter Mr. Frisell lost mare a few days COME OSTD SEE TJS! We carry the largest stock of BOOTS SHOES in Southern Kansas. You can saye money by buying of STICH BROTHERS. ago, which was a loss Indeed, as he taining and instructive.

burned the residence or a certain wo XDEPESDEME MARKETS Wednesday, April 16, 1379, Wheat 70 SO Corn 5 30 Oats 25 Hogs 2 S5 2 65 3 4 00 Steer. 2 50 00 klnx 1 75 Castor Beans 2 00 owned but two work horses. man who figured very prominently in Chautauqua county ranks among Now may tbe tender-footed small the courts of Squire Bunker, of Inde boy. or tbe wind-blow a woman, be Come to China Hall for your Glassware, China and Qaediisware. You can get it for less money than at auction.

BADEN BROS. pendence and King, of Liberty. the best live stocK counties in Kansas. One good evidence of the fact is that the enterprising gentlemen, Messrs seen escorting the bovine, to tbe on air. Ureer and Sam Maple are trimming their hedges and otherwise ion patches on the and while KINCAID ROOT, IXDEPEXREMt TI31ET1BLE-KU.

i lib cows improve weir cream on inw improving their farms. They are Ilewiua of Cedarvale, that green things the patient SA9S 11TX, LAWREM fc KOCTIIESI, BAILROAW enterprising go-ahead farmers. county, have shipped during the past herder has ample space in which to Passenger leaves 7 45 A. M. airs.

Mary Caldwell will teacn a Dealer in study etomology, botany and meteor year, to Messrs. Shougli Clements, passenger arrives 8 4j f. At. Boots, Shoes, Ladies' and Gent's Gaiters, children and infants shoes, which will be sold at the lowest figures ever offered in this market. subscription school in district 70, ology, also, metaphysics, if so minded.

live stock commission merchants, Geo. Pettit has built an addition to Hurrah' for tbe representatives of MONTGOMERY COUNTY OFFICERS. Kansas City, 7,413 cattle, and 3,172 his house. tne people, as anion nia rrauauiency hogs in all 301 ear-loads, Kansas STRAYED OR STOLEN. W.

R. Brown, CERTIFICATE. The two year old apple trees grown and for sale by M. Keepers A. were grafted from my bearing trees.

I assisted in cuttiog the grafts and making selections, and know that none but good bearers and healthy varieties were selected. B. GRUBB. Miss Delia Smith will teach the summer term of school in the Quaker and bis frudulent cabinet. They have forgotten how they bulldozed Andy A.

P. Itoswell, City Journal. U. Slounger, Commissioners. Clerfc Johnson, and bow they passed some Now comes Attorney Frank Willis district.

Thomas Freel is the laziest in Rutland (when I am absent). man or those obnoxious laws, wnicn are sheriff Juilpe of Probate DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES NOTIONS. GROCERIES! John McCullagh J. T. Brock E.

Herrinjf D. ilmkle Karrk-klow and wife, and piesent to the public the sought to be repealed by Congress. Countv Alt-rnev proof that they arj parents. It appearing that the proof, in quality and County Treasurer Register of Deeds K. P.

Allen Th. Railroad and other propertv of th. Leav r. iieicn. superintendent miotic instruction Married, at the residence of the bride's parents in Rutland township on Wednesday April 2nd, by the Rev.

Mr. Thrall, Mr. Plinney Fisk and Miss Emma Lampman. We supposed enworth. Lawrence baivestoB aaiireaa loi quantity, matter and manner, is am panv, aad of tan Kansas City.

Santa Kil- A. Savage County Surveyor H. H. Dodd Clerk of District Court Daniel Grass senator We think the above a sufficient guarantee to apple growers, that we have a reliable stock of apple trees. Mr.

Grubb's apples have taken the first Eremiums at our county fairs. We ave also a full stock of Peach. Pear, pie and sufficient; therefore be it roaa a i eiograpn voravay, aaviag aenaoia Ordained, That they be awarded the that this affair had gone off some time nailer a uacraa ox tne circuit Conrt of la united Stale for tba lllstrK el Kauaaa, ad aw comuanies by the inmrr .1 auel INDEPENDENCE CITY OFFICEES. since as we gave Mr. credit or hay prerogatives and honors belongiug to TWO HORSES.

One, a bay balled face poney, 13 1-2 hands high, weak eyes caused by tampers three white feet, two hind, and one front harness marked. The other, a dun, black mane and tail, black feet, stripe down back mare pony 11 years old. Ten dollars reward each pony. W. W.

Neilson. W. T. Bishop. New Goods just purchased upon a great decline in prices, and will be sold so low as to give the purchaser the benefit LADIES' HOSE, LADIES' SHOES.

SnMlen Attention. Our Soldiers readers attention is called to the card of W. C. Beringer in another column of this paper, ing too much good sense to be guilty of W. Burchard Mayor parents, and hereafter be held account respectively, and the aame couawUdatail wila each other, and with th.

Southera Kauaaa ttaU-road Company. nndr U' una of Ina aiaasaa Albums, Mtscellaneaus Books, and all Holiday Goods, at COST, at Peon's Drug Store. Now is the time to buy Dry Goods cheap. Stich Bros. A Vallace havt-an immense stock, and they will sell them at bed reek prices.

Jasper Co. pay the highest price in cash, for good, fat beef cattle, shec-p or bogs, antl sell the best fresh meat, smcked meats, bologna, at bottom prices. Call and See 'J hem A good lot of work mules and horses for sale at W. R. Savage's stable.

283-4t Any first class Sulkv Plow vou wan at very low figures at KU.SSUM'S Iu plement Store. Must and will sell. Diaries for 1S79, at PUGU'S Drug Store Money To Loan At 8 and 9 per cent, on real estato, l.y FRANK P. BURCHARD Plum, Cherry, Quince, and all kinds of Ornamental Trees, Vines and Plants. Hedge Plants.

Office at Trent I Wm. carrying the necessary papers in his Pawson, First Ward, able for the due performance of all the T. C. i ruraao pocket for two weeks of chilly weath City. Lawrence St southern Uilroad Company, Flour and Salt.

Second AVard. duties appertaining to their office, and er, and that too when the young lady's from nnd altar this dite all of tfca said tbxaa line of railroad aud otuar urooerly will be on- Cotinciixaen fc Keeper's Auction and Feed Stables, Independence, Kansas. M. KEEPERS CO. rather was a minister.

KV. eratea ana nisnajfea oy earn jaauaa city. Lw Third Ward, that the facts herein stated, together with this order, be published in the Hjober, re nee souioern staiiroaq company, wila Fruit is pretty generally killed in Fourth Ward, following Ukcwt: H. It HuauewelL President. Boston.

Mul tms section, it is amusing to see Dr. Texas North-West, to the end that all Garr mounted upon a donkey attend H. if. McLean Marshal Kincaid Boot, interested may government then Chaa. Merruun, Sao'v and Traaa.

Boston, Maaa. II. C. I.uut Treasurer ing professional calls. selves accordingly.

Joseuh Chandler City Attorney I am sorry to learn that my friend By orde of the Universal Court. The Old Reliable" firm, is receiving Goo. H. Jiettleton, Gen'l Manager, Kanant City, Mo. Jno.

A. Clark, Land Commissioner, Kansas 31. McKniry ponce Judire M. Mci-nuv, I North- West, Montague, Texas of the Peace H. I Grant.

a large quantity or spring Dry Goods, specialties in Dress Goods, Hosiery, Uncle John Sanderson, of Louisburg, is afflicted with a very sore hand, yet it does not deprive him from telling all interested should address said tirm. Samuel Moore City Clrrk ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN AT ITS CASH VALUE. IN THEIR NEW BRICK, Cor. Pennsylvania Ave. and Myrtle INDEPENDENCE, KANSAS.

-I. W. Broderick, our enterprising A. G. Savage City Engineer For first class Implements at cost, jokes.

city, Jtio. H. II. President. GairnuAi, Haka.bu'.

Orvica. Kansas City, April 8th, 1879. MaJ.B. S. TTennlng having resigned, Mr.

F. Oakes la hereby appointed General Superin Cotton Goods, Linens, etc. These were all purchased at bed-rock prices, and shipped to Independence at lowest freights, and will be sold at lower BOARD OF EDUCATION. call on J. S.

BUSSUM. Our Assessor, Mr. Davidson is stock man, arrived at Independence yesterday afternoon, after a trip of about ten weeks through New Mexico, President icc-Pres iden making his rounds. Samuel Moore clurk of Board prices than ever. Cheap Residence Lots.

I HAVE SOME SPLENDID A Sunday School is badly needed at the Card Creek school house. We G. W. Donaldsun Treasurer tendent of this Company, and will munnT the Texa3 and Colorado. He bas on the road fi'oni Texas, some $6,000 worth of MEMBERS.

Use Lemons for pies. certainly have church-going people First Ward E. Keeler. Thomas ITimi3on. Selected horses, which will arrive in BUILDING GROUND TOWARD duties of that OIBC on Um loth instant.

Ceo. H. General Manager, GbibuaI. MAitAOKB'a Orricn. Second AVard Frunk Wevmouth.

J. C. Ktz. enougn in this vicinity to organise and run a Sabbath School and we could Third Want C. J).

Hutchins. Saniuel Moore. Independence-the early part of July, Fourth Ward C. M. KaWiin, F.

II. Anisdcn. THE DEPOT, WTHICH I WTLL suggest no better individual to super This will give our farmers and towns FJZAJSnsi E. YOE, R. BENNETT, intend man Mrs.

Lampman. Kansas City, April 10th, 1879. rh line of road heretofora known as the Missouri hiver. Fort Bcott Gnlf Knilrond wiU SELL IN AMOUNTS OF 50 TO 100 men a grand opportunity to purchase Ubew Jackson's Best sweet navy cnewing tobacco, vrz-lvi some fine horses at reasonable prices. hereafter be operated under tbe nam.

of Kan COFHTYIIXE ITKHS. as City, Fort SouU Gulf Bailroad Company Dealt Ed. Ziegler, brother of Hon. J. B.

in ana tarn line nsretoiors known as tne Leavenworth. Lawrence A Galveston Bailroad. toseth. FEET FRONT, AND 150 TO 300 FEET DEEP, AT $1.00 PER FRONT FOOT. a.

W. BURCHARD. iDRUGGI BY OBSERVES. Mr. Broderick is a man that has the nerve, ability and money to carry out such enterprises successfully.

Ziegler, has returned to Independence ST, er with its branches, will hereafter be operated and will probably locate here. uuer tae ium ox ina aHMW uii, A Southern Bailroad Company. We have had several refreshing Goy. Salter left on Monday niorn- Easter services were celebrated at showers of ram lately. the Catholic church, with a very large ing for Topeka, to attend the United The peach buds have not all been killed.

States Circuit Court. It is very rare attendance from the city and country. A full stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Combs, and Perfumeries. Any one wanting to buy good corn that the Gov. is not found at his post, Mr.

Jacob Kaufman took charge am operating department or in. above roaas will be in charge of th. following oSoers, with headuuurtcrs at Kansas City T. F. Oakes, General Superintendent.

S. Ford, Auditor. J. H. Aldrlch, Cashier.

G. W. P. Atkinson, Purchasing- Agent. The Land department will be in charge of Jno.

A. Clajk, Land Commissioner, with omce at Kansas City, GlO. IT. KtTTLtTOX. General Manager.

T. Li. Smith, of Gorhara, is either by the load or bushel, call on of the Cook Hotel last Wednesday and then only when absence is forced the eity with a view to location in IIRDUsT, TOOLS, And everything" usually kept in a first-class Hard- The Episcopal Church in this city upon him. As Register of the United this county, and engaging in stock will be dedicated on the 11th of next W. W.

SUHO YY UOA, LOdT. A large red cow about seven years Prescriptions a Specialty month. States Land Office, we have never heard a word of fault or censure in re- raising. ware store. The new city administration is old a little thin in flesh a little OFF FOR THE Major Houston, of Lawrence, who now fully organized.

white upon her. Party returing her Give me a Call. is selling the Bandal Separator a'nd gurd to him, but on the contrary, the highest encomiums as being a public officer, who exactly fills the bill, as The message of Mayor Heddens is will be paid for trouble, INDIAN TERRITORY. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Also, a fine assortment of lirader is in the city.

His separator brief but pointed, and rings of the MBS. right metal. is very highly spoken of and a great being capable, accurate, faithful and Steel Barb To eveiybody who wants a home. Independence City. Full line of Wm.

S. Merrill A ire, many are being sold. accommodating to the public while The Mayor and Council have ap Cigars, Fine Cut, Coal Oil Lamps, Chimneys, Etc. pointed Mr. Daniel wens, city Treas as a citizen he has no superior.

T. Pharmaceutical Preparation, at We are truly pained at receiving 1 0,0 9 9 Acres, now va-1 Sickles ably seconds the Gov. inthe the intelligence of the death of Hon. and J. N.

Drain City Marshal all 'nmsnt- I cant, belonging to the Government. office, and attends to all details during A Special GfTer to the Read This land was sold to th. Government By til. E. 8.

Cumniings, who breathed his good appointments. Mr. George Howe has opened np a J. RUSSTM Indians, ia 1. II lays in the central and Wes his absence.

last at his home in Elk Falls, on Wed' 8 AND 9. MONEY TO LOAN at ft and 9 per The lighest, best and cheapest Fence wire on the Market. OrTXST RECEIVED ers of this Paper. fT.OO FOR 63 CE3TS. nesday of last week.

Courant. tern poruoa or tns Territory, nnd now is th. time for na Wsslara people, who sav. bean waiting for years to procure a boms ia the Territory, to mull, as there are several colonies in the meeting of the congrega Has a large supply of Weir Cultivators, also La Harpe Cultivators, which are being sold very low, and to suit cent, by FRANK P. BLKC1IAI1! tion of the church of the Epiphany, Among the students reaching the tbe eastern cities prepnring ts start to tbs Ter grocery store and lunch room two doors north of the Post Office.

Success to him. A boy, weighing fourteen pounds, made his appearance at the house of our good neighbor, Mr. John G. Brief on Monday evening, the following of the times. Give him a call.

ritory to settis. twelve nutarsu irom sun The American Diamond Dictionary, first rank during the month of March, Lemons are a sure cure for consump more alons will start in fsw days for the Ter One car-load of Glidden barb wire the largest in the Market. ficers were elected for the following containing 30,000 words, orthography, tion. having made an average grade of 95 ritory. Our Western colony will lrare Kansas City positively by the frta of May.

Persons pronunciation and definitions accord year or over, at the Agricultural College Trent Baker ing to be best ana American Lexicographer, illustrated with near at Manhattan, we are proud to notice one of our town iys, Lewis A. Salter. wishing to join this colony must send tneir names nt Forties wishing to drive throngh should start by May 1st, so na ts teaeo Coffey vilis. Kansas, the general readesvoua, by the 7th of May, as ws Bllwish ts eonesntrsts at Coffeyville, Kansas, aad start toaetbsr. Tns Real Est-c Second Hand Goods, ly 200 engravings satisfies tbe wants of the scholar and at the same time is Do a legitimate auction business, aud also keep a livery, feed aud ealo stable.

They do a good business and dispose of a large number of horses and mules. -mis morning uoipn sticn was Thomas Bavin, Senior Warden, G. W. Burchard, Junior Warden, M. D.

Henry, Vestryman, Thomas Vestryman, Edgar Hull, Vestryman, J. B. Ziegler, Vestryman, Dr. F. Roberts, Vestryman, just what a plain learned person needs.

portion of tbe Territory that w. wish to settle the recipient of two reminders of the our nri colony on is Mast 01 lauu or eignissn hundred square sailss, embracing one nuUisa, II la tieciatHiiy best uici ion ary ever prluted. Contains 700 double column pages. Superbly bound in cloth and Baden Bros. Have received a large stock of CARPETS, of new and select patterns, which will be sold very low.

THE KANSAS WAGON is the best wagon made. We see everybody use them. Over three hundred sold already by M. J. PAUL.

If you want a good wagon don't fail to buy the Kansas Wagon. very significant cognomen given him one nunarea wousasa ssrss, lying west ot Ise Pottawntomis reservation bsisw a narl of tne sold. Money i5 W.Main Str. Of every description, bought and loane dand advanced to suit parties. last evening at the Musical Institute.

land sold to lbs Uovsnuneal ut lauS. by tbs trut ly, one day last week, and acted as though he ia tended to stay. Who can say that this is not a prolific country A company of immigrants from Jasper county, passed through this place last week with fourteen wagons and teams splendidly equipped, destined for Southern Cholorado. Mrs. Wm.

T. Read was surprised Thursday evening by a host of young folks taking possession of her house and making themselves merry all in honor of the anniversary of her little daughter's birth day. The young ones were delighted with the hospitable reception of Mrs. Read. cnoetaws asa oiasr u-ims.

lata inmi Two of his lady friends, each presen eui, Type clear ana nanasome. sent not ''mi I' to any reader of this paper upon Coddington Billings Vestryman, FOSTER BROTHERS, Real Estate Agency is the oldest from any sthsr raesrvaua. nnd does ted bun with a candy Fish, and ap frins on tb. right, of aay tribe of Indiana. Geo.

Williams, Vestryman peared to enioy seeing him wiggle. It is gratifying to note that this reetupioi oj cents, to pay actual postage and packing charges. This great otTer is good for thirty days only, and made solely for the purpose of In 1 he poor nesu not saitats to beeoata members of the Kansas City eotouy, sa it eoat. Bulbing for membership. All person, who Join this colony, sod wish to aw t.

CoSsyviMe by rail W. W. ARNOLD; -The Atchison, Topeka and rianta church is entirely free from debt, and and most extensive of the kind in the county. They buy and sell real es Fe road has deposited a bond for road, WiU be furnished lUat will satttis troduction. But two dictionaries will that its services are better sustained teem to kal( Cars lifts Kaea nmauar will bus seat to one address.

This appears 000 in Elk county. 52,000 of which is than ever, showing the high appre tate and city property, pay taxes, furnish abstracts and do a general Real Estate business. They have a large list of farms, upon their but one. Order nrw. Send silver, ciation in which its Rector, A.

to defray the expenses of the coming be entitled ts ous claim of one bun Hal aad sixty aerss of load; widows are Uo so the same anvmat of land. Hutu and ltv-4aws will ba aad. whan ws arrive at tbs ssneral To Trade. A good bottom farm, situated in Tn.lftneiidence. Kansas.

cwiwDey or 1 cent postage stamps Beatty, D. is held in this city. Address at once at tonal mock- election, and the remaining sum is for liquidated damages, in case the road A The concert of vocal and instrumental music at the Eldridge House last Wednesday, evening, by Mrs re- rendezvous, Kansas, for land, Mats. the colony. All ptTaowa seeompanyiag tbsnst-ony should supply tbeavielvea with farming my council.

isn't completed ia accordance with den berg, was well attended. Trusses, Supporters, Braces, The new City Council met last even books, and persons wishing toeiilu buy or sell will profit by calling upon them. They invite correspondence from persons in tbe East wlio desire information In regard to this section, with a view to locating or Chautauqua county, well improved, with good water, timber, valued at $3,000 to trade for city-property in Independence or lands situated near said city. FOSTER BROS. the terms of the contract.

Business utenaus son iwe or inrss anouias' prsvtsioua All communication kbould bs sillm-wed tt COL. C. C. vart.NTs.lt. kauaaaCtty.

Mo. largest stock, ing, and after the transaction of the The festival at tlre-M. E. church on the evening of the 7th inst, for the benefit of the minister, proved to be a at con 'a Drug Store. Persona sipsctmg answers ts leMaraaauat en During the past year Shough usual, business, went into executive close postage nai, Clements, the well-known live stock session.

At this session Mayor Burcfr S3- DUEBER, complete success. Rev. Mr. Baldwin SnpeitoMndtat SHIBTS I BADEN BROS. commission merchants, have received returned his thanks to those present ard announced the standing commit by some appropriate remarks.

from Hewins Titus, extensive stock tees for the year as follows Wholeials and Retail dealer in Made to measure, of New York Mills Muslin. No. 2.200 Linen, and a fit or Great bargains in hosiery. A number of straugers have made FARiS SALE Allen Wagon. This wagon is manufactured in In on.nHnnriB lm liat men at Cedarvale, Kansas, 7,413 hogs, no aula, at DON LAV Y'8.

their appearance here during the last aud 3.172 head of cattle. This stock CHILDREN'S HOSE, GENT'S BRITISH HOSE. ten days, being engage in prospecting driven from Chautauqua couuty tne country. J.H.Pugh, S. Way, On Accounts.

O. M. Dye, B. F. On T.

C. Truman, O. Dye, G-W. Donaldson ARDWARE. Now is your time to strike low prices.

the railroad. Kansas City limes. Mr. George Hett, of Cherokee ial and has been before the people of this county for five years. They are the lightest running and most sub Montgomery County, Kansas.

Has lust received the finest lot of The fruit of B. Grubb's orchard is township, shipped last Thursday i car load of bones to the eastern mar The services at the Episcopal stantial and durable wagon on the Watches. Chains, Rings and Jewelry, Wo. 1. justly celebrated as being the best in J.S.

Way, church on Easter day, were of an un kets, which he bad industriusly gath market, and are warranted In evcry tsoutuern is.ansas. tax AcretC mile, of railroad 1M On Judiciary. that has ever been brought to Kansas. Fine American solid sil ered up, during ms leisure hours, on usually interesting character. The acres nnwer una siaia ot cultivation! two tne prairies or tnis yicinity.

good orekurde; log nod on. hot noose; nnrticular Be sure and see the Allen Wagon before purchasing elsewhere. Shop one door north of Kincaid Drink hot Lemonade for colds. walls of the church were appropriately ver ounce Cases, Btera-windlng I tw. weus; si running water; Watch for $16.00, warranted.

Will keep constantly in stock Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Tools, Iron, Steel, Glass, Wagon Woodwork, mile, hedgs, a bis bsratun at aiK; Old "General Jackson" was in the city last Saturday. This is the name On Printing. Wm. S. Merrill Green Root Root's store, near City Hall.

lettered, and the chancel was decorated with flowers, in the morning the Preparations, German Tincture, Fiui 1 Ko. 9. ULIAV. ALLivX. A.

J. Cnshman applied to an old colored man who lives in the Indian Territory, some W. Savage, Wm. Dawson, T. C.

Truman, J. B. Hoober, W. R. Savage, O.

M. Dye, H. Pugh, J. S. Way, Wm.

Dawson, J. B. Hoober. T. C.

Truman, Rev. Dr. Beatty baptized one person, Hydrastis at Saw Acts, mils, of Independence: 95 On Revenue. UUUU tirnosrt so nr.res neons 1 losnoaoe; ten miles south-east of Coffeyville aud in the evening five others. The TTHE WHITE Urn SEWING r.lACHlKL 4 spnuM small apple ami peaeB orchard.

keeps constantly on hsnd, a Isrge He says he is over KKJ, years of age, church was crowded at both services, Cooking and Heating Stoves, ATIC. tIM. If o. 9. and claims, to nave been Gen.

Jack stock off Dress Goods, son's body servant, and to have been of the On Licences. C. J. Kerus aud wife arrived from URtfTURE Aerew-lw mi)ss ef railroad station: IB BEftrT OF st The choicest selection of the season. with "Old Hickory" in all his cam LatkstS erkrshei tw tnsU) trees; sbuwdeare er peach and assail fruitei tram, bouse, Hi, paigns against the Indians and was Logansport, Iud on Thursday night, to make their residence in this city.

SUMMER SILKS, MOHAIRS, GRO and most eleoabt styles, acd in Unrivaled tit Appoararcf. nresent at the famous battle ef K.w with siteuaa euncssd piewtia wieu cellar; aoruut sf aevsr nsiliua watse: asud wi; and manufacture all kinds of TIN, COPPER SHEET IRONWARE, of vito ite inspection by aa boutneru B. F. Masterman, On Care GRAIN PONGEE SILKrJ, at Mr. Kerns is an active business man Orleans.

He bas been living with the frame barn aSti lurxaM tress aiwund lbs Kansas. Prices to suit the times. the Poor Baden Bros. Cherokees for fifty years. and will engage in the auction busi nouas.

nus aiauu. No. 4. Unparalleled in Simplicity 2. Unsurpassed in Construction, -Unprecedented in Popularity, The Council then elected J.

S. Way CIGARS! CIGARS Quite a sensation has been caused ness, also in the real estate business. The celebrared Ohio Barb Wire the best and cheapest fence in President of th" Council for the com- US A ere All Btit IS ar.ras bottom land 4 here by the circular of Col. C. Car tthhiiJUN has manu He has the capital required to make miles) irom railroad itaMont a SrokS tram.

inz year. Nominations were made The cheapest and best line of Boots and Shoes direct from manufacturers, And Undisputed in tha Broad Claim factured cigars in this city for some hou.s l)n story SB. neara nud sbdi. or penter proposing to lead a colony which will rendezvous at CoffVy vill. transactions lively, aud we are glad chards: of grapes nnd small by the Mayor for the offices of Mar at W.

T. BISHOP. tune, au our dealers purchase oi the worldconstantly on hand. E.DUEBER. fruits, oasnf tb.

Snest eusMins erf water ia that be has located in Independence. on the 7th of May, to the Government him. lie usee none but tbe best stock shal, Assistant Marshal, City Clerk the souuty 1 4S acrsa ut button timtier -las- lands in the Indian Territory. Th Use Lemons for colds. and his work lsanexcelled.conseqent- Boa tata muse a.

lata farm tares, and Street Commissioner, upon which MrT. F. Oakes, Superintendent of wUI ugareJ tt a tew days at ton deilars ra TXKY BEST OPERATIKO i QHCKEST SEI.U7Q, BAltDSOH EuVr, AND licit Xerfect Eerrla ly Lis cigars are as good as can be ob there was no confirmations except aarncrs, lands are about 200 miles south-west of this place, and are represented to be unsurpassed in fertility and salubrity. the K. L.

d. R. when on his kLED PROPOMtST tained in tbe city, uive iiim a call. Ho. 6.

that of John A. Hamilton, for Street visit to this place last week, inquired -Seres miles from Tndetwadence: BS I They were purchased by the Govern Commissioner. if any broom corn was raised here, ment from tne Cnoctaws, cuickasaws IN THE WORLD f. seres neone; ssnau arenarat s-stoey rracne I house wttb wsUsl cellar, cast guud BSTsr-sUlingatrcatii; and was auswered'none to speak of." If 9IABRIZB. Hosiery and Seaunoles in lsoo, with the view of removing to them the various wild loNiui.

rris uratsMsy. He said he would fill these vacant W00DALL Scums. At the retidence of Mr a If 0. T. tribes inhs biting the Rocky moan- Hiles, in Montgomery county, by Bev.

Hiles, Merchant Tilor and Furnishing lands with Swedes and Germans, aud tain country; but as this policy at) ere. T4 mftee soaru of Independence; so I rest make business for the future. That is Tbe larre ana meanest stooK aeree isaesu; eueerea nroaei fgot lag noose been abandoned, it is now thought that the lands ar. sutieet to home- Mr. Theadore WoodaU and Miss Lnelia Sumner.

May their paths through life be un and Children's Hose Laditw'. the talk we like to hear. Hurrah for Sealed bids will be received at the office of the- County Clerk in independence Dp tm IS o'elock M. on Moodar, May 5th. 179, for the maintenance ot the following poo: peraona, and such otuera as may become public charges, fur one rear: Wm.

Elliott, Catherine Mallea, Jas. Fitzgerald, Abraham aldron, Kllen Feutou, Rebecca Ralstoa, MajEgieF-nton, Samuel Adamaon Bidaahobld be made fur so much per week, for each person and should embrace board, lodh'inif. washing, nursing, medical erices, and all things necesSBry lor their cemfort, except clothing. The successful bidder will be required to kit. bond with approved security for the faithful performance of hid contract.

Payments ffill be made in cash quarterly npon order of tbe County Commissioners. Th riiftit is reserved to reject any or all bide. PAKXiOK; vrrssnn; wan, waasr in pasture. fries, Wo. t.

in the eity. steading under tbe general Acta of Mr. Oakes 1 BT1CII BROS. A WALLACE. Congress for that purpose.

Col. C. obstructed, and joy and prosperity be theirs to enjoy, is the wiah of their A sees 7 aillti north Iirotnet; about Shirts Carpeater, it will be remembered, is Mayor Fortesque, of Leavenworth, tne earn, as ito. 1 axa. Wo.

9. New Style Suitings, In Imported and Domestic. The lar Dye Brothers Made tj order, and the man who led the first colony of immigrants to the Black Hills' coun was in Independence last week. This warranted to fit, of 10) Aer aw All bottom land; las acres brake; many friends and relations. Marsh's Golden Balsam gentleman was elected to his omce as try a few years since.

Bfam call Have everything you want in stsDl N. Y. Mills muslin, gest stock aud most desirable patterns Is scree timber weU watered booses; etabars; orchards; 1 miles from raUrond station one of the moat desirable farms ia In. a prominent tax-payer, aud to the in or fancy rooeries. They buy i la rge No 2200 for Neckwear, (Flnaat in the city .) Underwear, Hosi ery, Handkerchiefs Suspenders, Collars, Cuff's, etc.

The Episcopal church will be ded in the State. The b.st fitting suits. This truly valuable medicine has quantities and sell at small profits $1.75 each A full county, rrics, ssjmtt. laruu No. 10.

icated May the 11th. Get their prices before you purchase. line of English che terest of the tax-payers, as one of the best men to arrange the enormous municipal debt of Leavenworth, and won the favor aud praise of all who the nobbiest cuts. The most elegant appearance given to garments by any Hon. J.

M. Heddens is the new viot Blurting, new. lee Aeree All flrst bsttsm: 1 milra from have tried it. For Coughs, Colds, Bibles, Testaments, Mayor of this city. His message to est and nobbiest railroad elation; 70 acres nutw; St acres Merchant Tailor west of Chicago.

Bronchitis and Consumption, there is to compromise it with the holders up broke; log nouae; Dame atabie; orennrds, the council suggests more attention to styles, just ree'd. at FcoH'a Drug Store. the city finances hereafter. on the best leruis available, without nothing superior to it. if 3'oaaresuf- watereu oy tns iraigns river.

S'JuuO. Terms May No. II. BUSSUM bvv and sells roods The City Treasurer is instructed By order of the Overaeers of the poor of Montgomery connty. JXO.McCTLI.AGff, County Clerk.

Notice to Delinquent TAX PAYERS. The followina described Lands and Town Lois situated in the county of Montgomery and State of Kansas, were sold by the Treasurer of said county on the eth day of September, ltT5 for the tax of IST4 and are unredeemed. Notice is hereby given that unless toe same be the intervention of courts or rings of fering with any Bronchial or Pulmon- Pays no rent, is conservative iu man by the Mayor and Council to receive schemes. We hope he may succeed, ary affection, try it. It will do you IS Act.

10X miles southwest of Independ agement ana cannot ne undersold on in payment for licences only one-half ence; 1 from uoneyvuie; au ncn limestone good. For the prevention and cure of Implements. soil; no waste lana ijw apple, ISO peach aad tbe amount in city warrants- Tht fee. seasferny ol WhiH It fto sMtt ces- CLARENCE BEARD. 1ST IE3 Consumption oj the Lungs, it is the A beautiful line of I school bouse bi mile; country thickly settled Wells Brothers show their and sagacity as business men in greatest remedy Nature has ever con abundance of timber a aula.

Price. SiSuO. Oa Friday afternoon the city schools gave an entertainment at the Opera House, consisting of declamations, essays, dialogues, singing, BliA IX ami Circular, just received Parties coming west to purchase taking up an entire page of tbe Jour ferred.to medical science or human re oy B11V.M ttacmd truMits IS hs and toperiontf ear siher siscbines. nad la unwittin, It te tit. trade a set It naeu its mertts.

nad la at instznee net It str yet UUvd to nuwi ani rtcOMtaoauae, tolbibajr. Tas tftswaa fe? Oil WWIs Ul tneretted ft tatb aassisat that are new csapeUtd ts bira nomes cannot ao better than to call on nal in last weeks issue. redeemed on or before the tth day of September, 1679, they will be conveyed to the purchaser or search. For Croup. Hoarseness JEWELRY STORE t')irh in verir freiitatila mn me.

I can give low prices, long time. All Standard Preparations NOTICE. low rates of interest, and sell you No. for Coughs, Colds, Ac. 1 farms for the cost of the improve i uooping uougn ana Astnma.it is manner.

The teachers present were invaluable. Try a 10 cent bottle for Prof. Knowles, Superintendent, S. your Cough. Two doses will give re- Cnft Prinninal of the new huildinir.

I is i. i There will a special communication at rcoH'g Drug Store ments. These farms are mostly taken A large stock of Jewelry. oa? to suruy of Fortitude Lodge No. 107, A.

F. A ilsmiTin I on mortgage and must be sold. The Carr Sulky Plow stands hijrlier A. M. in their Hall, Haturday tbe lath i 1 iaigr uuiuc iu uu wvuuen.

ISew V. locks Ot the latest and best manufacture. Mrs. Tulley, Mrs. Druillard, Misses I Ask your druggist for Maesh's Gol- Correspondence promptly answered.

in tne estimation or farmers than any day of April, A. D. 1879, commencing owners ot tne laa wis wnmcsies uiercoa. The interest, penalties and cost are commoted to tiie last day of Kedemption. and the amount set opposite each particular tract or lot ia the amount necessary to reduem on the 7th day of September, Independence City.

To whom assessed. Lot. Block. Am'l. Mrs.

McHugh 1 US SO J. BARltrCKLOW. Cuunty. Treasurer. Office of Connty Treasurer, Independence, Kansas, AprU lfelh, laTS.

other. Sold at RUSSUM'8 Imcle- Repairing clocks, watches, done at short notice Bate9' Barr' White and Conaor' of ex Balsam, the great Throat and at 7:30 p. m. tor work-, ah members and visiting brethreu are cordially in- FRANK P. BURCHARD.

meat more. Eetft stsriilss It wtmnltd far Sstllor ctb at liberal epos ei tajsMBts, to suit th. cwrrtaitnta Ol Citr, snrSXR3 TASTSa CI VKSXlliiL) WHITE SEWlNOlSACHINE sf Rl ZjS ZtttM Att-, CitiSA, Ohio, The fruit of B. Grubb's orchard yitea. I nir.iit.niiii a a y- -w- 1 1 1 I jiiuug uieuiune, auu no oiner.

At JJOnljaVV Old otanCi Henn AV Praise for the condmonto Regular sizes 50 cents and 51.00. Try F. H. AMSDEN.W. M.

Justly celebrated as being the best i Independence, Kansas. which our schools have been brought. 10 cent bottle first. James Wethebby, 8ec'y. do urn era xiansas..