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Border Watchman from Louisburg, Kansas • 3

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Border Watchmani
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dncutiottHl (jotttmtj. PEltSONAL. Five charming young ladies, all of and all recent college grad TE AVELEES' GUI DE. Mo. PACIFIC IV Y.

Until further notice trains will leave uates, wish as many nice gentlemen cor O. M. WIXBER, Editor. espondents. If any of our youngsters wish the fun just call and get their names.

PONY CREEK PICKINGS. Weather vacillating. Mumps are prevalent. Mud in the superlative. -Breaking teams are running with a rush.

4 To the 8portsmans delight, wild ducks are plentiful. Wolves are getting so numerous that a ''big-" chase and hunt is talked of. Our voung foikes had a very pleasant social at "Mr. Jno. Stephensons, the first ot ladt week.

i No humbug for me, I want Dr. Mar shall's Lung Syrup, for I know it is good this station as follows: GOING WEST. Mail and Freight Local Freight. COIXG EAST. Mail and Expveas 6:35 p.ra Freight 0:00 p.m Local Freight.

for coughs, colds and lung complaints. Price twenty-five and fifty cents for large Free Plauts to Subscribers. For eveiy new subscriber to the Border Chief who pays $1.50 in advance, we will give free any of the following premiums he or she may select upon application in person, or by mail or express, to be sent in early spring 1 Ten plants of the famous new red nipjiberrv. the-Tfirner," the hnrdiest and most productive red raspberry known, or twenty of either the Mammoth Cluster, or Doolittle Black-caps. 2.

Five strong grape vines of eilber the Dracut Amber Ives, or Cencord. 3. Two strong, well rooted Roses, your own selection of varieties, Hybred per- petuals. 4. One Japanese Fragrant Honeysuckle tlie most beautiful sort grown, having a mass of flowers for six to eight weeks in snrinar.

a tine climber, being much used "Is a teacher under obligations to grant a pupil the privilege of going home from school at any time Ids parents shall demand it?" (Republican) We claim not. It would be contrary to the spirit of our" educational, system. Teachers usually grant privilege, on the supOKition that the parent anxious for his child to receive the full benefit of the school and would only afk it when the excuse is valid. But many parents size, Druggists sell it. 6.

W. WEAVER, Agent Farmers should examine Payne It Common query What do yon think of Makes eU the. Latest Stylos of Pictures, from LocKcttoLoiea. SZPECI-A-IjTIES: Convingand Knlnrgin-r old All kinds Copied. FinWiwl in In- and colors.

lnnr I'hotos. and ihe of Public liuddinsrs and Residences. Satisfactton guaranteed or no pay A good assortment of wm ulwavs on hand. Reynold's champion Hedge Trimmer. II.

II. Pattex, ol Paola, was out several days this week on legal business, J. T. Trickett went to St. Louis.

Monday evening on business. Jons Sheridax, the talented young attorney, was out Saturday as counsel in the -case of Doyle vs Gordon. TV. C. IIaxxa, the popular dry goods clerk, of West Line, is aain with Case-beer, arranging their spring goods.

Kev. J. P. Everett left Tresday morning for Chicago, to purchase goods for Everett Co. i Mrs.

J. A Everett will" go to golden this evening to visit her son, J.M.Evcreu. A. C. STREExof Paola, was up this week trying his hand in The Watchman composing room.

Elder Wm. Rcssmx was in town Wednesday, and made it convenient to give us a pleasant call. James Dovle this week sold two calves tn. Tifr the butcher, tor wliich he hedge just what they want, and all the new Cabinet? we snouia remain, that, although '-sacritieing Foster" was lett out in the cold, it is a very good Cab CHURCH DIRECTORY. M.

li. Church Services every should be clipped. are ignorant and do not realize the need of regular attendance, for the child, there Those ot our readers who are in need fore, they grant them an excuse on frivol of anything in the Marble line, cannot do better than to place their orders with ous grounds. In fact some parents do not Sellers Haldman of aola. as they are one of the most reliable firms the know whether the child attends regularly or not, so, instead ot going the way he west.

For good work, low prices and WLNTKUS TRIMBLE, The North Side Meat Market, tiltmdJ. go, (to school) he goes the way he nice material they cannot be excelled. They being a home institution, and war would go, (plays truant.) inet and will answer trie purpose. Mr. P.

J. Wiseman gave his many friends in this vacinity, a very agrenble surprise by dropping down from the 'Rockies" on Thursday of last week. He is a genial, whole souled, fellow and all gave him a hearty welcome. The Moore boys have been rolling the sod over the last week." They have been running four or live teams and are preparing to put in a large crop of flax. We would neatly endorse "great Jupiter's" motion of last week; and would suggest that he fill at least three "on em;" And thou too, Jupiter, docst deserve a U.S.

Judgeship. "Shine on beautiful star. Albert Peachy has mooved on J. Rogers's larm and will run a portion of it thisjrear. 2d.

4th and 5th Sabbath it m.and everv 3d, 4th and 5th sabbath at 7 p. m. Sabbath school at 2:30 p. m. and S.

concert the second Sabbssth evening of each month. Ladies' pruyermeeting every Tuesday, at 3 and general prayermeetlng eveiy Thursday night. Class meeting after morning services. J. W.

Haxd S. S. Supt. Kev. A.

Fbeed, Fastor. Baptist CHimcn Services first and third Sabbath in each month at II and 7:30 p.m. Sabbath School eveiy Sabbath at 0:30 o'clock A. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.

K. W. Sanders, Supt. of Sabbath School. Eev.A.

II. Deaxe, Fastor. Presbyterian Chukch -Services every two weeks at the II. E. Church.

Kev. Wm. Joxes, pastor. PACINI, Xj- ir u. "Should a teacher exercise iurisdiction ranting all their works to give sausiacuon.

Their agents will call on those who want anything in their line with an immense lot of elegant designs soon, and Ave ask every one in need, to give them their order. over his pupils while on the road home from school (Republican.) Keep con etjnitly on hniitl'a choice supply of fresh aiul fr kinds, fiis, fhitens and other pttue iu its senson It has been conceded that the jurisdic mAof C3 Oil OCtl-3 A certain minister called the other day, tion, on the road to, and from school, is tSrBest price paid for Chickens, Kgsgcod for screening porches, -windows, etc. 5. Twenty plants of the new strawberry which has been iound to be the only one that can stand the dry climate of Kansas the Charles Downing. For a large productive, juicy and delicious berry, this variety, has no equal.

6. Five eyes of the Mammoth Rhubarb or Pieplant. This variety is already well known. These plants and shrubs are. furnished by the Miaud County Nurseries.

Those now in arrears on back subscriptions may avail themselves of this oiler by paying up all back dues and renewing for one year in advance. Persons wishing to send the Chief to their friends in the East can do so and keep the plants themselves. The grafting shops are very quiet and orderly this week. The two rdtling and when something was said about edit joint between the parent and teacher, or. received $40.70.

Miami county is certainly the stock-man's paradise. Miss Ida Chapman and the Misses Ilal-comb. gave The Watchman a pleasant call Tuesday. Sorry we were not in, and trust the ladies will call again. Messrs.

Brady, Lightfoot, Hunter, and other prominent citizens of Aubry, Kansas, attended the Grange lecture here IFednesday evening. Mrs. Samuel Moore and Miss Delia Young visited Paola Wednesday. ors having free rides over the railroads, is vested in the teacher when instructed to exercise jurisdiction by the parent- In he remarked that there was something a little queer about that anyhow. Editors law without special rules, the teacher has Earble orkf-.

go free preachers half fare, and jurisdiction only on the school grounds little" preachers full fare. This is the and during school hours. The term school grouuila chonld be understood to Iiouislmrg Ixulge o. ISO, A. F.

A. meets the first and third ri-day evenings in each month. lsiting brethren cordially invited. By order of M. O.

LKelly, See'y. Jan14 Mr. Chapmax. of Ohio, arrived yester result of two causes: First, preachers do not lie about their circulation, while some editors do and, secondly, it would seem Ex Sheriff Howard has recently been putting down walks, rodding and painting liis new barn and improving general-. He is giting one of the neatest and convenient places along the border and knows how to enjoy it too.

Mr. S. C. Irvin is putting up a little residence for a Mr. Gall.

Sam is a boss workeman and a jolly fellow. He will make a city of this country yet if they will only give him a chance. Sylvester. day. He is visiting his brother in tins i cinity.

mean play grounds in the vicinity of the school house, whether owned by the District or not. The teacher can have SELLERS HAUDBTeT Make all kinds Tarl)! and Granite vrorlc at as low prices fl3 f-' Henry Marshall and S. S. Snyder, of sprites, Bert and Batch, are making love rather odd for a reverand gentleman to mix up a halt-column of railroad talk in his Sunday discourse and send the jurisdiction, beyond the school grounds Havana. Mason county.

arrived in BUSINESS CARDS. I our City yesterday. They are young men first class work can be done for. Try them before -placing your tiers elsewhere. xVlso furnish WHITE 15ROSZE WOKK cheap.

general passenger agent a marked copy, Ol good auaress anu we ijujjo unii. iucj to the measeis, or vice versa. The trial between N. B. Defied as plan-tiff and J.

E. Johnson as defendant, took place on Tuesday last before Keq. S. T. Ill own.

The blantiff was ably represented and school hours, only, when the school board, in regular session, have adopted such rules, and caused them to be pub-lisJted, that is, made known in the school. will locate nere. while such io the proper thing among the Stitt Taylor, of Peabody, Kansas, FROM OSAWATOMIE. There are plenty of holes in a skimmer. Did you know that? knights o' the quill.

All things considered, an editor may be a "bigger" man than a minister is, sometimes. are registered at the Louisburg House. Thev ai-e introducing the Payne Reynold's CJiampion hedge trimmer. by Capt. H.

if. -Patten of Paolo, while the defence was as ably represented by Maj. T. S. Mitchell and lion.

II. l'hiibps. Rev. A. S.

Freed moved Monday to JFe have had an immense trade on Dr. "How may the objects of our common school system behest secured (Repuli-lican.) having good teachers and good his new charge at Osawatoniie. As he We are shotly to lose from our midst Rev. Scoville. who been the M.

E. pastor at this place for the last year. He woes to Pittsbursr. Coffee-co. We are The action was brought to recover possession of land, belonging to said plant tff, and held bv said defendent.

Action not THIS PAPER TTSolVi PHYSICIANS. BRYAN DAVIS, PHYSICIAXS SUIIGEOXS, LOUISBURG, KAKSAS. (Office next door to post-office building.) All kinds of surgery will receive special attention. BExtracting and cleaning teeth a specialty. Marshall's Lung Syrup.

It cures a cough or cold every time." had to leave here we are glad he went no farther, for he now can run up (or walk) and see us nuite frequently. There are sustained, costs adjudged to plantitf. srlad to learn that Rev. A. M.

Freed, of NEW MEAT-MARKET AtiD norisioisr sTorasi Would inforn the public they have opened a Sew Keat-Xarfcet acd Provision storo, opposite Goebcl's Drug Store, atd "sill keen eJ kind3 cf Fresh and Salt Meats, Chickens, GsJte and fiih in their sees 011; Prouuca, and general to be soli at bcttora prices. Bain Benton, Canada. We lenm Mr. Deford has taken an appeal. Louisbunr.

is to be our minister. naing schools. By enforcing the law tor compulsory attendance. By having good, comfortable, and convenient school very few ministers who are so handy about a printing office, and we have more Save money by buying the best barn a personal acquaintance with eed' i -P I Vm1 cifa in Bii-irinw that. th MethOdlStS Ys local, on last Wednesday evening market.

Xew invyice just paint in the than once been piacea unuer ouugauoua houses. By'edncating the people to know of this place were fortunate, in securing received. for kind favors, all ol wiiicnaregratenuiy the importance of a good education. The his services. remembered, and we trust we may some L.

Phillips. 20 very naturally followed the tide of curious sight seers, who did not pause In their onward march until the Dry Goods at Judge Stoughton has moved his law day be able to return them, in part least. education ol the people is an important matter. It seems to me, that if the Co. library from the Tunes otlice to tica.

emporium of Geo. Casebeer was reached 3P-flLTT CASS Rev. B. Kelly, who was Presiding Here, indeed, was a sight that attraoied Smalley's building.two doors he now holds lorth. FOR SALiE.

Lots .4, 5 and 6 in Block 32, all under fence and a good house with two rooms. Call at this office for particulars. all eves. Jlr. Casebeer and bis affable Elder on the Fort Scott district for the mist four vears.

now has charge of the Supt. would deliver a lecture in each District, once a year, on education, it would be a great advantage. Finally by divorcing it from politics, so that a Co. clerks. Messrs Finch, Ilanna and Tate, J.

V. FRENCH, PHYSICIAN and SUKCEOfc g-Diseases of women nd childrei a specialty. Office in P. W. Ooebd's Drtiy Store.

Lou. Cavally, our agent and tor. is a boss boy. He is all businsss and Wichata church. Rev.

Kelly is a reinaik- were all busv endeavoring to straighten in ablv able exDOunder of Biblical truths, out the promiscuously piled up goods. found at his uost. doing good U3 IT 1UUIIU ill. "to iwi, I i 1 fee for the Mo. P.

Ab. Stockwcll 5 Supt. or teacher will be secured on his for the Mo. P. Ab and a sociable gentleman, having won the rhat is.

we persnme thev were busy, our wrviee. we could onlv see their cars as they oc merits, not because he belongs to the assisting and will, we trust, soon be able illi Imil nf Vlll friendship and respect of all with whom he came in contact while on this charge. it- i casionally bobbed up from behind a rick General Dealer iii" For Sale. A fine two year old colt of the Smuggler stock. Enquire at this office or Cory't restaurant.

tO OlllJg llUWl-JI li H.V fcm.JM v. dominant political party, ot prints or bales ot muslins, clothing In his residence at the Sharpies propaiy ntrrth of Depot, LOUISBURG, KANSAS. Our jolly Hotel man J. B. Higgms etc etc.

ire never pretended to oe mne.ii of a fashion reporter, hnd on this occasion gave a pack of intruding curs an unpleas -J. B. Riley is now a married man. He left for Paola on the Slh, and was united in holv wedlock to Miss Charlsie W. of Capt.

Eaton, on 0th. Joe, you have won her at last, and may fullv realize our inabilitv to do justice to mi li hi i i- tr' The First Day of School. The teacher's work begins the moment the beans of nice things of all kinds an ant surprise Monday morning. There seems to be a superfluity of canines in descriptions, therefore, go and see how he has contracted for the school, lie no storm ever rise to blight your happy it Is yourself. this vicinity.

Away with 'em. lives; may a bright, happy, joyous and should endeavor at once to learn some C. E. ELLEY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, (Office one door south of Caldwell's store) WEST LINE, MISSOURI. DE TIST.

thing of the school lie is about to con Jav Gould mav be a man of great FOB, SALE. prospers future greet yon. wish you. onr'honored friend, all the blessings wealth, but he has little desire to see the duct. wliich make home the dearest and most One 4 ton Goolman Improved srreaf cities ot this country.

He has never O. CARBy At Paola, sells the mcst perfect corn-planter made. Co and see his lars stock of plows and cultivators. Also those "Boss" steel-tooth harrows. keeps the best farm implements in the County.

19 TO HE ItAFFbED. Valuable hints may be obtained from spot earth has ever known Scale, eood as new. Enquire at Wen in Joplin and it is nuite probable TABLES, CUAIES, MATTRESSES, ETC COFFINS, CASKETS3 AND BURIAL ROBES Also kept on hand and turnisht to orib-r. Good. SToarso Jirge stock always on handand as chea-p as tho nl lee iaSltepiiriiR i Speilt j.

parents, former teachers and often iioin that he never will visit this great city of the store of J. N. WEBS CO Iast Sabbath evening we spent a very the pupils themselves. If possible, see or rilensnnt time at the home otMr. 1'rin lead.

Joplin Herald. Dr. W. SIBLEY, CallonB. n.

Ebbertsnd see that correspond with the previous teacher of That is nothing. lie has slighted "New Eldridge Sowing Machine, its die. where "we also met Patterson and niece. Miss Andeeson. To say our visit was more than pleasant would not halt express it.

Mr. I'rindle and his good old the school, and obtain from hint a pro- Louisburg, the great commercial, tne doss. i "rcimme of exercises; learn something- of porium, and trading mart of the border. Sesame: Louisburg, TILE NEW FIRM lady remind us of our dear departed Way he graded the classes, and gather Kansas. -sociable, kind and Lenev- EifiiiT thousand hungry wolve? are A clock set in rich and rare specimens grand-parent 8uc.li knowledge of the school as he can of Caldwell Bhaw, at West Lino, r-ollwteil from all narts of the Eockv olent.

are selling good3 at nert rook prices give. Office on the corner easfofEbbert's beseigint Garfield now, and he looks rKre Lrl I'Znne solicited. back to his home at Mentor, even with its iZ arrav of political tramps, as. a paradisical Don't take bur word for it, but We dreamed the other nisrht that Having found out what kind of a school 19 anu see for yourself. company of rich "buggars" irom uoston Mountains.

A splendid office or parlor cabinet, and an aci-urale timekeeper combined. On exhibition at the post office. Knch snrcimen is numbered with a cata you are likely to lftive and what branches ATTORNEYS. had erected a liirsre elevator anu iiouring Although we may not receive our garden, such as the Moslem has in his eye when he starts for his reward beyond the tomb. Fost-DUpatch.

will be studied it would be well for you mill on the banks of our placid river, near spring goods as soon as others, we logue giving place and name ot specimen, the railway bridge, and were just in the j0 prepare a programme before enterin act of pronouncing the beneniction, wnen have been watching the Eastern mar the school. Of course it may be neces The College of Physicians and we awoke and lol it was only a dream. ket and to-day J. P. Everett trill be- W-R-WAGSTAKK.

FLORA TO UEV WAGSTAKK WAG STAFF, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Office in Iiuiney Block. 1 he clock is valued ar 3.211. -u snares ai 50 cents each will be ottered. The- drawing to ttike place as soon as all the shares are sold. sary to make changes in the programme Could we onlv chansre our dreams to real- Surgeons held its first session on the 14th.

inst. We acknowledge complimentary spn bnyinsr our spring stock on a mar itv. at least one long felt went would be but It is best to have a definite plan be supplied. fore you. tickets for sclt and lady, but as we are ket surprising to onr eompefitior? who have pifvlonsly Wait Miss Carrie Smith, an elocutionist of The programme will vary according to PAOLA.

KANSAS. minus the lady will have to decline. 3PJCio23.caL, Tio not buv vour Drv Goods or Gro- for Bargains. 20 Kans. City, gave an in the the number and character of the branches 1 nnlln1 nil JOHN C.

SHERIDAN, school house here last Saturday evening Cnrbr ABSORPTION OtatBTAjV ,1... rutritio uuiu vuii uu. u. uauu wi The S.ibl.ath School concert taught, and somewhat according to the G0E2SL will sell yon Faints jrtit Land did verv well. Still, the audience GUREIBAGK ACHE CaldwcU Shaw, at West Lme.

They nave everything complete and number of pupils in the school. Spend ATTORNEY AT-LAW was not half what itwould have lMH-n tor io nprffirninncp. as low as you can buy iht-m at Paola or Kansas City. 20 will not oe untiersoia. xt as little time as twssible in registering a side-show or E.

Church Sunday evening was very enjoyable, highly appreciated by the large and attentive audience. We haven't had rJ I Office vp stair inliainej Block, Jiy is this LUvc DISEASES, THOilT DISEASES, BnHAHING TROUBLES. names and getting ready for aetiic work. HI! PAOH 27 KAXLAS.I fFnllv half of these items are unavold- the opportunity enjoying hut two of Determine as nearly as possible th edu .11 nil t. In not regret stvles in Ladies' Silk Handker- h)y crowded out this eek.

cational standing ot each pupil at the out H. 'A. PATTEN. these exlubilions but think that they are very profitable to theyouth. this, but fullv three columns of other And iiws of the B'cder saA Uriuary Oraa by enruig tad Improved Excelsicr Kidney Pad It Is a BAEVEI.

of ElilUG aad tEUCT Gimple, Senci Direct, Painless, Powerful. It nTTTTES where tfl else tiil. A set, that he may be placed at once in the matter also goes over. Ed.) chiefs, Buttons, Ladies' Hose, and everything in the notion line 20 GEO. CASEBEEB.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Call and examine bur n-eic stock of Carve fs, sucJi, as TAPESTHY BRUSHLS, proper class, Last Wednesday Rem pe aid Wni. It TO -he system curmUra amenta nd healing- mec It DlllWS FKOM the diseased porta th Twisons that canw denth. lhoiuaad Testily to IU Tlrtuoa. YOO EAH SB ASD CDRED lessons and get the school tu GRANGE MEETING. asd NOTARY PUBLIC PAOLA, EAIfSAS.

work as soon as possible. Dont. nwue. a Tlio nntrnna of hnchnndrr bud an inter- INGRAM, Recollect that you can find new spring goods at TUMHLESON'S in nil varieties, from. 5 cent trints to Stevens, of Osnge township, attempted to cross the Marais des Cj'gnes river with horses and wagon near the mouth of Bull ni nEi owrrtcU'iHcl- csting session at the ball Tf'ednesday.

mistake oy alu WUU1. bv II. L. your term of but little importance. To HEMPS.

AMD in all "the courts of the Kainey Uloek. Will practice Htate. Office in the best at 7 cents. Also a full and The meeting was called to order ler Easily ApihkM anl A UlUAiiiil -r SoU you, as the teacuer anu manager, is 01 a.x G.t Phillips, and J. T.

Stewart elected chair complete line of Clothing and Furnishing goods, at bed rock prices. Effi iobTll on receipt of creek for the purpose of getting a load of lumb3r from the saw milL The river was too high, and the wagon coining un more importance than any other day in C3roo. Oaaoboor's. man who after a few remarks introduced ADDRESS we allow no one 10 surpass us in rrtee, oy the Hon. Jasner Needham.

Grand lec- A. J. WRIGHT. the term. You are on trial during that day.

and before your judges retire that Tta "CayiTxnsPaa Co. Ho "Only" LtsgPal Ci. styles or prices. 2U fU1 krTM- coupled, the horses with the fore wheels ti.A Xncaruirl Ilia WILLIAMS SLOCK. At West Line, would respcctivly call ritum i-wi OJrHJXl.i on WJiiuni u.avc mo n'h nibt, the verdict will be rendered, aid W.

T.JOHNSTON, ATTORNEY-AT- LAW Office in the Rainey. Block, PETKOIT, Micfa. went on over and Itempe and Stevens were swept down stream in the wagon box and hind wheels. Stevens jumped to quite an extent your reputution will the attention of the people along the border, to the fact that he is still on hand at and defv comnetition. 20 priety of reorganizing the grange at this be established throughout the IengtU and nlace was discussed but no c.e inue was FOR THE BEST FLAX DRILL bredth of your district.

Be deliberate the lumber yards with a full stock, well selected, and which will be sold at the conclusion yet out and swam ashore, but Mr. Rempe was drowned. His body was found and Coroner Potter held an inquest yester GALL AND SEE THE 'SUPERI but positive, and do not act as if you ex- KANSAS PAOLA, OR AT II A. WILLIAMS'. 20 pected to change your policy in the future.

SOUTH KANSAS CONFEREE CE APPOINTMENTS. day. Spirit. The Dlace to buv vour spring GOEBEL keeps the best 5c cigar in OF II HOTELS. BEFORE BUYING CALL AND Ft.

Scott District E. C. Boaz P. eoods chearj is at Caldwell Shaw's. town.

20 Last Day of School in Dist 05. SEE THE EL WOOD HARROW. West Line, and don't you forget it.l'J portScott II. Spnrl.8 Pi CO raj 5 Cures Tliocasnd Yearly. 20 II.

A. WILLIAMS. The week had been spent in anxiety with Baxter Springs. The Simplest and neatest Sewing T. J.

JOHNSON, M. Gliff E. treager nip Machine is at D. M. EBBjKKT'B.

Beaulah regard to the weather upon that great daj knowing that our children had been rua Louisburg Hotel, JlfO. B. HIGGINS, Proprietor. McBirney. TO FAEMEES AND TEAMSTERS.

Evervbodv should remember tiiat CARPENTER and JOIiiER. Satisfaction cuaraiiteed on all CLOSING OUT I disapointed upon several previous C. F. Tobey. Louisburg is the place to buy Harness, occasions.

When, the evening before, we T. White, G. Neiman, the Boot and Shoe ALIO, work. Looisbnrgr, Kns. l-ir.

Saddles, Bridles, Collars, whips, c-tury combs, brushs. etc. Now is the time ot saw our "school ma'am" trudging through 1. Cullison. Columbus Circuit Fulton Greelj' Galesburg lb.

man, win now sen mens neavy boots, and ladies and misses shoes rjOST in order to re vearto nrenare for work. Harness of rain and mud, our hearts sank within us I and we signed -to vanish our aircastlcs." P. Ted rick. CU8SS every description made to order by applying to duce his stock before the arrival of M5 This is a first class Hotel. Has just been refitted and refurnished.

Table always contains the best eatable, products of the country. Terms reasonable. Bgg-Irumniers and Stock men will tinrt this hostlery especially adapted to their wants. lint noon irlancing through the window, J. M.

Powell sprine goods. DO WOT BUY until HALBEKT E. PAINE, lAxie Commusiuiier of Patent i H'litn anil 20 A. li lJ 1j Jj Jl A. Clifford.

you see Neiman's stock. He will Digestion, Sour inviting guests to the banquet C.T. Durbarow B. F. GUAFTON.

3. B. LAUD. ROSES save you Dig money. Girard.

ROSES! EtiwutioM ti Ey-t-a. hvsring thiougli the raging elements, II. K. Muth Louisburg n-inr anil snouung io Keep uu eunnige, Send in vour order to the Nur our own spirits revived and we concluded J. Ilcaton, sorv for vrlilooniinr and by- DcMhtatsd.

1 at tip tsjae Uao PATEpTS. PAIXJR, GKAFTOX LA131 in West Line are at the Dry Goods house of 10 that we could have a last" oay aner an. B. Poiuset, LaCygne Monnd Mulbery Monmouth McClure. The morning dawned cloudy and threat- Robinson.

41 ivifs. lionevsucklcs. neouies anu akd eceis Nothing tlaunteil, an maue tlwlr' baskets, buckets or tilled ana SslLclcors 1 1 i gladiolus bulbs, etc of encn -n as Fsitlgn 1 tvrtorirc them to health action, lictith mad D. W. Cameron.

I na CO -4 I. Dyspepsia and Indigestion are cured by using Hall's Digestive Salt at the table instead of ordinary table salt. 23 cents will get a package or bottle from your druggist or grocer. See advertisement. Meh.

Osage 412 Fifth Washington, D. C. lo overflowing, and between 11 and 12 o'clock loaded wagons might have bevn scn siiiiiroachinsr from cast, west, north FURNITURE A. S. Freed.

G. W. CORY, PROP. Keep i a gsod simply of choice Cigars, Tobacco and con fectionaries. Warm Meals at all Hours NEAR DEPOT, LOUISBURG, KS.

IV WEAXvkI LCSS Practice patent law in all its brunches in at bed-rock prices at D. H. EBBERTS. the Patent Olliee. and the Supreme and V.

Givler. C. Combs. W. Walker.

Circuit ('onus of the U. JS. l'aiiiphk-l Call and see. Pleasanton Prescott iUa li IW3 U.t IMC td tliem. A trial ot It will nrovojit clul-fl.

A.kronr arureibttor DR. CROOK WIBECFTA l5ti or south, coming through rain be-t ween showers, to ono grand centre, the liell. school bouse. As we drew near r.mt-8 of urchins greeted with "Oh, kA sent free. W.

Tye. Any cue wishing furniture should naoii.t-r. ioruie bjiadraacUtitUae Holla a bottlo. Scovel, you can't have any candy, we've eaten it a Kntei itiff the house we saw prepa call on C. E.

Joues before buying, Stevens. Walnut and, save money. rations being made for a table, nearu M-prvhoilv t.il ViiiT r.nd raw nobody listen- ALL TEHOAT 1SB LU5G 6'jSrmSTA DONTFOEGET v. That C. E.

Jones keeps his rooms piled full of the best furniture, and he sells at popular prices. Garfield is president, but C. E. Jones is still selling furniture at as-tonisingly low figures. Go and see.

AGENTS M. l'ayue. FOR B3RDER 0UT- wart, FIRE AXD LIFE The "Head Center" for paints, VANTED Twin S.Robinson. LAWS. mg.

Soon ine dinner oeu rang, c.uung In who, uion being oils and painters materials generally, is at S. W. Moore's Post office told "dinner was ready looked umie B. K- CXITH C0-, I ucccsiors to Oliver Cron Ca, Day ton, Ohio. natcjSJ cut prvparauun.

IT CURES- LEGAL NOTICE. Notice is herebv given that Albert eided to what came next. Courtesy building. W. evt(uiltd Ut them tirst and they were 11.

Phillios. the boss lumberman ot gathered around the festid luiard at which For "the Model Sewing Machine Dt J- KRAXEfi GESMM EVE the. border, has the laraest and best selec- at. wni 111.111 briidit eved beauties. lne Blackley a minor will tile his petition in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of MiamiCountyKansas on the 11th of April, 18S1, asking that the rights of ma- 1 1 1 I call on D.

H. EBBEBT. ri 5 tj 'at 0 "Partita prrnte.m nlatincr to insure i ted assortment of evervthing in his line little ireni leman. as Ihe viamls rnpniiy Kew Autitentic and Thrilling History of tho Lives and H'onderiul Adventures of America's great Outlaws, The Younger Urotliers, Frank ami Jessie And their bands of highwaymen, down to lMSl. Contauis tnnre thin 40 embracing late 1'orfraitJi of the pt-incijttd charactos, including Frank never Ik forir mihliehed.

liml 12 FIXK COL- 1 I i' I I 4 1 rock in the State, at bed wo cuio lor AN 3 EEXlABLr 5.ewrfui:. to euro any cns tf oro eyes ai.it no rruiedy iinmiiii- of any firm -'V if disappeared down bis throat, asked. H'h i it i.it the children eat first to which V. JONES hac a full 'stock of iority be conferred upon him by Decree 20 either their life or property, will find it to their interest to give us prices. vn of the District Court of said county to renlieil.

"Because it is for the chil furniture i 4t -f enable him to obtain money and other a rall. We renresent only the li rn." TIia second tahle was oeeui-ied Ifvou want -white lead, zinc, low. nronertv now In the hands or his tluur- most reliable companies, janl bv the adults, and if any went awny it their own fault. The clian John W. Hnvder in the State of Btotnltarfffds.

lHoeoimllox. -honia roar druiruiKt li of SS (or p.tna etuupc) wo will aeiid juu a box tea 5 ot expense. 6. K. SMITH I i linseed oil and mixed paints at "bottom" pricees, call 011 20 GOEBEL.

at A complete line Interviews audi u-iiests wen; then entertained by dialogues. of Groceries GOEEEL'S. 20 Illinois. Said application will be made in the name of Win. R.

Lair, as his next friend. "Bottom" prices at letters Irom Cole Vounrer startling llrrelatiom. All aboutthe Mack Flag, the i declamations, essay, songs and conceit nmlinr. all of which leliected much Lace remnants at For Hoes, Rakes, and Forks call ALBERT W. BLACKLEY.

20 EVERETT Co's. BAEBER SHOP. credit upon the teacher. The school wis in ini-n bv niiiiriiur Irom the on H. A.

Williams, II. A. Fatten-. Atty. for Petitioner.

20-3 j. stnn Ttif Ttrnwii Corn Planter is tlie FITS EPILErSYU Kl.nrt JSr. Wliffht liell school house quartette, and remarks from visitors to the school, who expressed themselves well pleased, not only with Black ttath, the Nerrrt ore, and hlllidred of other wondei lul things. Most exciting book ever pubiisheil; more thrillitttf than otnance, vet irm in everti easfitiuf. Sells like wilil tire! onlewl in advance.

Nothing like it beats everything! Over -100 pages, price $1.0. "Will not be undersold by any man Old And Honored. Newly furnished, nicely arranged. seii it. Itemeiubcr they don't in the county on furniture so says reter Cooper lias just been celehrellng the atternoon exercises, but.

also wMh the Keen 1 neiii iiiev sen tucui. 1 In signalized his ninetieth Dlrtli day FA LXa srCEXKSK All hiisw mm n.a during the Shav ing, Hair-cutting Shampooing l.e md t-l l.tl.- I A 1 Permaru idlv tired no bun bni the occasion oy gr to various wise elm Good flax seed for sale at Ss i'' Our litlle boys and girl are. tm- one month's usagr of Pit. tit I I.Alu, Agents canvassing ohtht. cents.

Write Immfliatly tor full particulars, to DAN LINAIlAX rublisher, St. Ijuis, Mo. D. H. EEEEKT.

Those needing lumber should call on A J. Wright, at West Line before buying, lie can satisfy anyone, both as to prices and quality of lumber. an example to all per ousnei uj a. xta. m.

Wea.Ks. 20t'l given ux. Celebrated Infi Ilil-Ic it l)wdt. i -n In the lastest styles. H.

GALBBAITII LIVERY STABLE. their kind: lie has ii a iii-mosiiieiies or nti. COllVIUce i i i enjoyeu "rA T. A. Kv.n-tt.

an old teacher in District b.ti.i for xd t.l v. do all wi "as ibul.iriMHl his former pupil by ids a five Tii.d l.i.x.,;:'HI a five Tti.d Ihem iv tuati. New and handsome styles In Prints only Cc per yard at SO CASEltEEIt'S. persons oenf.uteti uy iiimiiii huu hitivimuk fit UCIIv.ll wti uv mn itll 11111 Hill Hi" i 4 few appropriate 11 111 tl I 111. MM tii-o to "-ll'Mll-i- I i i.itl.,.i li '1 1 1.

Alter a re- EXAMINE OUR NEW STOCK 1 i I 1 ft 1.1 ii-. ivi I. i ti-r-iA IMI I ill IT I i-l Il.iu TIC. bus ever 1- 1 SPAWR HEDIiICK, 'I. j- tti.1 1.1 nut linu 1 received a full line of STOCK OF GOODS.

AND PRICES IF YOU WANT TO BE IIAPP Y. 20 GEO. CASEBEEB. tuu.n i-iii-ii! tv illii.t bv tlll I'l I I 1,4 IXIV. 11.

1 Vll Plows. Cultivators and other farm machinery which will be Ot li li'! I LIVERY. SALE AND cure in ei rv cai-e or rclund vn IKtkvhj marks he toasted us oy winning pupn. part nt and friends, "lleidth, prosperity nnd happiness." which was rcspondeiMo bv lie entire company, una vx. Mis' Itoh-omh can rejoice 'that she.

through her la born among us, not only improved I lie children's minds, but won their friendship and that of their rents. I'KSKLOl'E. ocse sold as cheap as it can be bought anywhere. Also plenty of barb J.lc Vl-llii l. 'il.

g. II! it vi: FOR THE CANTON CLIPPER AND THE ROCK ISLAND ilil llli'll-l ttivetheo V.wdersoD-ailvtrhd.nd 1 eonvluced ot their curative 1 "M'- ami ii nay in his wise benefidtions. Mr. C'ofiper has lived nearly nil of his long life inew York Ity. His greet age shows that city life Is compatible with health and longevity.

There, Is no great, secret touching hi heartiness nnd good bodily condition. lie comes of a long-lived stock, and he lives temperately, lie does not poison himself with 'tobacco or stimulate his system with liquor. What a dili'crunt world this would be If everbody was as temperate, 11s sensible, and as good as old l'cter Cooper. From Pvrhctstic's Monthly for April. i i G29 St.Vashlnston,D.C.

FEED STABLE, LOUISBURG, KAS. wire at bottom prices. SO CAI5LE BHoS. JiiKt. OnoiMHi: CLIPPER CALL ON II.

A. WITLIAMS. Give ua a call before purchasing T.nvevcri to anv nflrt of A bran new stock of first class to anv part of i iiir iii i.iifi;'- hlv, ijj.1 v- i Make Collect Urns, jgothde and for 10.00. sent to any jvtt of ll- 1" 1 attend to all btinlnetss confided to them. Stnte.

or i iinuda on it ttipl of prite, I il. i 1 1 Iind Serin. Soldier's ttdd.tional Ilomi- express, C. Adiln-, i Mead liights.imJ laud whituuU bought! ASH ltOBIilXH, ASl! and sold. A Ft ltox St Jikvikm N.

1 i 1 i Highest market price paid for pro- The. Miami county Teacher's association will meet in Aiola on Saturday. March 19. the country. Good turnout on I gooas, WBICU oougni unsay auut 1.

iha or urill coll tllfi SSTllft WV. 19 ctueo at 20 F. M. TUMBLESON'S Charges rciu-onabk-. 2S I CALDWELL SHAW.

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1881-1881