Fort Scott Daily Monitor from Fort Scott, Kansas • Page 4

i HORSE THIEF. LA CYGfc'E. THd DailyHIonitor UtirfThe Notorious Jno. Ellis and Henry ieaT wplete AVec.ding Outfits' niade to order. 1 htocLz of "Fine Cor laasr brarrlj (baais IndtwiaJ TSsnfiait 15, 1815.

0 Scial Papar of tho City and County Om Time. TW Three' Si iscta. mcts. ct. is Eric.

Atlantic A Great Western asd Qho Mississippi Railways. Broad gauge Palace Sleeping and Drawing-room Coaches between St. Louis and New York without Chan ge over the Ohio Mississippi, Atlantic Great Western and JErie Railways, leaving St. Louis and New York on evening express trains running through to destination without detention on account of Sundays Intervening. Express trains Nos.

12, 3 and 12, on the A. G. and Erie Railways, and all ea press trains on the 0. M. Railway will run daily.

The Through Line will- be' composed of the following coaches "Morning Star," "Avon," "Nebo," Evening Star," "Corning" and These coaches the. finest and most luxurious specimens of. railroad architecture in the They aro much more roomy and comfortable, and supplied with appointments which are incomparably superior to those possible in cars of less, space. Luxurious drawing-rooms are fitted up in these great moving palaces. A change of time occurs on' our lines, to take effect the 21th inst.at which time you will be furnished with condense! time tables and full information.

R. T. Bryion, Gen'I Passenger Ticket O. A Railway, St. Louis, Mo at this offieei "The Matuals were out la new uniform.

yesterday. Five hundred old exchange "pa pew for sale at this olTtce. The rain-fall in this vicinity Toes day night was fully five inches. Episcopal church social to-night at J. M.

Reynold's, East Ft. Scott Our old friend David Lacy, ol Osaga, was in the city, yesterday, He called to subscribe for the Mon itob, desiring to keep posted in the political and general news of the day. J- A good time Is anticipated at the Episcopal church social to-night at the residence of J. M. Reynolds.

has the largest and finest residence in the city, and the well-known hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Rey nolds will insure a very enjoyable time. Result of the Storm on Monday Night. The residence of James Coutant in the south part of the city was struck by lightning, the chimney torn away and the roof consider ably damaged.

The residence of W. G. Miller, In East Fort Scott, was also struck by lightning. A large cement Hue was entirely demolished, and the building otherwise damaged. The large stone abutments of the bridge on Hickory street, near Shepard Higby's Mill, were considerably damaged, a large portion of them being washed away, so tbat it cannot now be used.

The basement of Bright Bros new store on Main street was com' pletely flooded with water, and his stock of queens ware somewhat damaged. The Wilder House cellars were submerged, -and several pumps were kept busy yesterday in removing the water. M. Riley's saloon and residence in East Fort Scott were completely swamped with water, The macadam on Jones street ladlng to the K. T.

Ry. de pot was considerably damaged, sey eral wagon iaads of rock having been washed away. The sidewalks in many places were more, or less disturbed, rne sidewalk oh Wall street in East Ft. Scott iwas in many places washed away. The lots on Eddy street, between Locust and Jones streets, were com pletely inundated, the sidewalks were washed away, and J.

M. Ter ry's fence considerably damaged. The Bidewalk on Judson street between Hickory and Chestnut, was broken and displaced, doing some damage. The lots were filled with water, and the fences more or less destroyed. Centennial.

The Board of Centennial Mana gers have decided upon tho follow ing poiBSi A committee will visit the sever al counties of the state and perfect county organizations, thro' which it is expected to obtain articles for exhibition at Philadelphia. Each organization will thus be responsible for its own "show." Prof. Worrall will devote his time to the artistic rangements. The list of Kansas birds will be completed. This will require 128 specimens in addition to those now in the rooms of the State Board of Atrriculture.

A cock, hen and chicken of every thoroughbred va rlety known in Kansas, will form a part of the collection. A committee has been appointed to make a collection of the animals of Kansas. As the articles must be on exhibi tion by May 10, 1876, casts will be taken of fruit and vegetables of perishable nature, which cannot be kept till that time. The secretary was instructed to publish the following notice to pho tographers: 1. Artists residing in Kansas are respectfully invited to contribute to the display for this state at the Centennial by furnishing views of sdfenes of natural beauty and his torio interest.

2. The photographs should be mounted, but not framed, 11 inches by 14 Inches, with name of object distinctly affixed. To be marked "Centennial specimens," and pack ed secure from danger in no case rolled and sent to the secretary at Topeka. 3. The; views accented by the managers for exhibition at Phila delphia will be kept as the proper ty of the state, i 4.

Views will be received until January 1, 1878. These views are desired as picto rial illustration of the present ap pearance of the slate, and are de signed for permanent preservation in the interest of historical accu racy. The War on Whiskey. Wm, Pool, of Memphis, in this county, was yesterday brought be fore Wm. Margraves, Justice of the Peace, for this city, charged with selling intoxicating liquors contrary to the liquor law, In such cases made and provided.

He plead guilty, and was fined $16.50 and costs, which was paid. The match game between the Mutuals and the Smokers was not concluded yesterdayafternoon on account of the but it will be completed to-day at 3 o'clock P. m. Both clubs are good players, and the game is very Interesting. Wrapplog Paper For sate at reduced Camp bell's Bookstore.

ml5dtf Old papers for Teale FACTS AfiE FACTS. Worth XMwrng. Passengers for Indianapolis, Cincinnati and all intermediate leaving Kansas City via the Hannibal St. Joseph railroad, at 4:35 a. arrive at Indianapolis next day at 12:40 noon, jasl three hours and fifty minutes ahead of all St.

Louis lines; and Cincinnati. 7:30 p. one and a half hours ahead of all other lines. Through tickets by this favorite route can be obtained at all offices of the Missouri River, Fort Scott a. Gulf railroad, and the Union depot, Kanas City; lie sure your tickets read via; Quiucy, and take no ml4tf Th Grand Ualca Depot at St.

-Louts, Wi830urJ. -v Is now completed, and all passenger trains over the various lines to the Horih, East and South are running through the Tunnel and over the Great Steel and Iron Bridge across the Mississippi River. Thw new arrangemcntcaunot but be appreciated by the traveling pub' lie, as the long and tedious omnibus transfer across the Mississippi River is discontinued. Passengers' North, East or South should bear this in mind, and purchase their tickets via The St. Louis, Kansas City Northern My the shortest line between the Missouri River and all East and South.

Jel7d3mo 'Irutu Stranger than Fiction." Passengers for Indianopolis, Cin cinnati and all intermediate points, leaving Fort Scott via the Missouri, Kansas Texas Railway, arrive at Indianapolis and Cincinnati next day, five hours ahead of all other lines, Fort Seott being as near the points above as Kansas City. For further information, call on II. C. Lvkv, ml6dtf Ticket Agent. Great Reduction In Kates Tla Wabash Past Line East.

From St. Louis or Quincy to To ledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, New York and Boston, tickets will be sold as low as tho lowest, at Union Depot, Quincy, and 408 Walnut street, St, Louis. J. S. Lazarcs, W.

L. MELCoLir, West'nAg't. Gen. Pa3s. Ag't.

apr2dt Greatest Event of the Age Hannibal St. Job R. R. Co Passenger Department, Hannibal, April 1, IS 575. On and after April 4 this compa ny will run Three Tirough Express Trains daily Chicago, Toledo and all points East, and arrange ments have been made between this line and the Toledo, Wabash Western Railway whereby a Thro1 Train to be known as the Kansas City New York Express, com posed of Baggage Cars, Day Coach es and Pullman Sleeping Cars, is to run from Kansas City to Toledo, Ohio, via Quincy, Jacksonville, Springfield, Decatur, Lafayette, Logansport and Fort Wayne with out chanye; also, this train takes a through coach and Pullman sleep ing car from Kansas City to Chica go via Chicago, Burlington Quin cy R.

R. without change. This Day Express from Kansas City has a magnificent Parlor Car from Kansas City to Quincy, connecting with Pullman sleeping cars for Chicago and Toledo. The New York Express via uuincy makes the time from Kansas City to New York in fifty hours, an advantage to the travel- ins public never before oITereu or attempted by any other line. By purchasing tickets via Quincy you will arrive in York 3j Boston and all New England Cities 9, hours in advance of all competing lines; also, passengers for Indianapolis, Cincinnati and all points in the Southeast 'should remember that they arrive at their destination one train in advance of all other routes.

Through Tickets for sale at all offi ces of the Missouri River, Ft. Scott Gulf R. and. at the Union De pot, Kansas For further in formation consult the time tables, or address T. Penfield, Gen.

Pass. and Ticket Agent, Hannibal, or G. N. Clayton, West. Pass.

Ag't, Leavenworth, Kas. aprl4dly Important to the Traveling fubllc. It is the duty of all persons before starting on a journey to ascertain hy what route they can reach their destination with the least trouble, and if there are two or more roada leading to the same point, to decide which is the safest and pieasantest to travel. We take pleasure in stating that the Chicago JSortn western Ity. is the oldest, and several miles the shortest, route between Omaha and Chicago.

Within the past two years the road has been put in ad' mirable condition, and almost tbe entire line has been relaid with steel rails. The depot in Chicago is centrally located, and as their trains arrive there thirty minutes In advance of all other lines, passengers can al ways be euro of making Eastern For all points in Northern and Northeastern, Iowa, you enouia purcnase via Marshall, Cedar Rapids or Clinton. For points in Northern Illinois or Wisconsin, via uitoa and if you are going to Chicago, or East, you should, by all means, purchase your cicaets by tne via Pioneer atoute THE CHICAGO A JfOKTHWESTEKIT. You Will find on all. through trains Pullman Sleepers, new and magnificent Day Coaches, and the best Smoking and Second Class Cars now on any road in the United States.

Particular information. with maps, time tables, may be had at any of the Through Ticket offices In the West, or upon personal or written application to J. H. MoUXTAIW; Western Traveling Agent, Omaha, or to W. II.

Stksxett. General Passenger Agent, Chicago. GUrtAwiy." Preliminary Examination of Marshs! McKenzie He Is Oischsrgcd. CoTt'epQndoce of the Monitor. La" Cycjne; July 14, f.

Ee." Monitor: The preliminary examinnt ion of Marsb al Melven-2le for killing Charley Johnson on the just, was concluded yesterday before Jndge Holden. McKenzie was discharged, This region of country was visited last night by a heavy ruin-storm. Th' orrrkiinH fa rhnrmitthlveni b-l and corn is growing rapidly; The dry weather prophets have not been setn for ten days, and ifr Is feared they have been drowned. THEO. Died.

In the city on tbe 14th of July, 1875. of cholera infantum. Qeosoe infant, son of B. C. and K.

Froman, aged "2 months and days. Funeral from in South Fort Scott, to-day at 9 o'clock A. Caution Not Necessary. Although It requires but two tea spoonfuls of Dr. Price's Cream Bak Ing Powder to produce better bread biscuits, cakes than three tea spoonfuls of any other, it is not ne cessary to caution the public, as do makers of the rank, common kinds to use no more for fear of exposure and The purity of Dr.

Price's powder admits of twice the quantity of more being used with perfect safety, and without detri ment to the articles prepared Households where true economy is studied will use Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder and also his True Extracts, Lemon, Vanilla, for they are truly excellent, pure and unadulterated. Baking Powder sold in bulk for Dr. Price's is an imposi tion as Dr. Price's is only' sold in cans.

iyi3deodswi JtYerj SeTtn Tears; Physiologists say, the human body is entirely changed and renewed Every moment of our lives, every part of our bodies is wearing ou and being built up anew of fresh matter. work is accomplished by the blood which goes through every part. i5ut tne dioou oe comes weak or vitiated, and does not perform its work-properly, the system is actually poisoned by the worn-out matter clogging the vita organs instead of leaving the body For dyspepsia, biliousness, kidney skin and liver troubles, fevers and all I diseases arising from vitiated blood, Db. Wai-ker's California Vinegar Bitters are a sovereign remedy. Wanted.

A number of stock farms, with good improvements also a large body of unimproved land, suitable for a stock farm, with timber, water and prairie, in southern Kansas or Missouri, in exchange for Kansas City business property, dwelling house property, suburban property or sm all farms near the city, by H. F. Bungardt, Real Estate Broker, 622 Main st. Kansas City, Mo. Ilahn Banker ton.

Until further notice Messrs. Hahn Dunkerton will sell the best meat in the market, at from to ten cents per pound. "Quick sales and small profits" is our motto. No. 115 Main St.

m28dtf Matt Foster wholesale and retail Booksellers and Stationers Kansas City, Mo. Dealers in Wal Paper, Window Shades, Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags, Pocket Cutlery, Croquet, Children's Carriages, and Carts. 30aprdly. FOB SALE CHEAP. VA Patent Paper Cutter; Haying recently purchased Peerless Paper Cutter, we will sell at low figures the Paper Cutter for merly used In this office.

-it is as good as new. Monitor Pub. Fort Scott, Kas ir Ton Want. If you want Bill-Heads, -If you want Envelopes, If yon want Box Labels, If you want Statements, If you want Show Cards, If you want Note Heads, If you want Ball Tickets, If you want Large Posters, If you want Small Posters, If yon want Blank Drafts, If you want Blank Deeds, If yon want Bottle Labels, If yon want Blank Orders, If yon want Calling Cards, If you want Blank Checks, If want Shipping Tags If you want Auction Bills, If you want Business Cards, IT you want Job Printing of any Description, In a manner equal to any other Printing establishment in the West, Come or send to ThetMoxrroR PCBLISHIKQ Fort Scott, Kansas. tf Dr.

fioschse's German; Sjrop. Cough no morel 'How much joy there is in every household to. know that they ean at last procure a rem edy for any case of coughs, severe colds settled on the breast, Con sumption," or any disease of the Throat and Lungs, that Is certain to cure. It is a satisfaction to know that a person is safe from; the dan gers of these diseases all you need to do. Is to go to your druggist, Mr.

A. Q. Osbun, Fort Scott, and get a bottle of Boschee's German Syrup two or three doses will relieve you at- If yon doubt what we say In print get a bottle for 10 cents and try it, or a regular size for 75 cents. nlOdtf, Luther, Two Horse Thieves, Taken 1 to Neosho County for' Trial. Yesterday Sheriff Hill, of Neosho took from our jail the notorious John Ellis and Tom Ferguson, a lias Henry Luther, two' hrse thieves, for the purpose of taking them to Oasge Mission for trial.

Our readers will remember that John Ellis was eaptured a short time since in-the Indian Territory and taken to Thayer for prelimina ry trial, and committed, to jail at this place. He is of Irish descent, about 40 years old, 5 ft. 7 In. high, light complexion, and sandy whis- kers and hair. He lives near the locality of the Bender tragedy, in this state.

The officers have long known him as a desperate character, but until now he has escaped the clutch es of the law. Tom Ferguson, aliaH Henry Lu ther, was arrested a few weeks ago, charged with' stealing horses and cattle near Osage Mission. He was committed to jail In this city to await his trial. He is about 30 years old, 5 ft. 10 In.

high, slenderly built, has long arms and long legs, a keen black eye, and rather braggadocio in appearance. He is known to have been en gaged in stealing horses near Seua- lia, about the 1st of May last; when it was supposed that he was killed: but it seems that he was only wounded. Distriotcourt is now in session in Neosho county, and they will probably have their trial this week. LETTER FROM A. CARTER.

Railroad Train Robbery in Illinois Train Robbery Crops, The following extracts are taken from a latter received from Amos Carter, dated July 1875: At 7:30 p. m. we found ourselves on the Vandalia cars passing thro' the tunnel under the city of St. Ixmls.thence across the great bridge and soon gliding swiftly eastward over Illinois plains. Nothing marred or "disturbed our repose until about midnight, when we baited at Long Point, a watering tank a few miles from any station and 35 miles west of Terre Haute.

We were suddenly aroused by the sound of pis tol shots In quick succession up near the engine, and the extremely sudden departure of the engine and Adams Express car, leaving the balance of the train standing at the tank. Robbers robbers I rang out from car. to car, and considerable excitement prevailed some closed the window-shutters and doors and got down low on the benches or seats. Revolvers were oalled for. and upon a canvass of the matter not a passenger could produce a single shooter, until at last one man rose up from his seat and calmly said: "Gentlemen, I have a little pistol (all eyes were gladly turned toward him), but it's in my valise with the express car that's gone with the robbers." Why, I tell you, we felt like hanging the fellow, almost, for disappointing us so.

In a half hour the conductor, with four or five others started after the engine and car, also with a con pie of armed soldiers and on going two miles they found them all quiet and safe, standing on the track, and the robbers all gone. On mounting the engine, the dead body of the en gineer was found, having been shot through the heart while at his post. Ere this you have had the whole story, in tho papers, and we will simply say it was a little ticklish, and kind o' made the hair stand on end to be called up so hurriedly and nnder such circumstances too. The engineer was an old employe of the company very much respected and recently married. We don't think the James brothers were the robbers and murderers on this occa sion, notwithstanding the papers say so.

It was too bunglingly done to be placed to their credit. We ar rived in Indianapolis two hours late. Crops in Indiana are fair, gener ally speaking, and oats and grass are splendid. only medi um. Corn, generally drowned out, so much nas it rained.

The best corn we saw in the state was 25 acres, almost shoulder high, raised by a Mr. Coomer on the farm of J. D. Carter, southwest of the city. We saw hundreds of acres of sickly, yellow-looking corn, standing in water all along the road, Vegeta Dies are cheap, necause they are plenty, and the markets are over oaded.

Flour, from per hundred meal, 60c per bushel corn, boo. liuslness in indianapo- is is only fair, except building, and that is quite lively. I was aston ished at the large, number of busi ness bonnes under process of erec tion. The city numbers now near 107.0U0 Inhabitants. Kents are high and dwelling houses Bcarce.

Episcopal Social. IS very one la Invited and expected to attend the illumination of tbe argest private grounds in this city. Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Beynolds, of East Fort Scott, will open their spa cious house- and illuminate' their awn for the Episcopal social this Ice cream, lemonade and cake will be served; an old-fashion ed game of blind man's buff, and then croquet sets will be part of the amusement of the. evening. The' adiea of the society who always make their entertainments agree able, will do all they can to enter tain the guests. If it should rain, the social will be postponed until Friday By order of the committee.

Wrapping Paper, Wrapping Pa- I 3VTrvl-o Boota I 1 TOR Tit BlflHT OF TBK0L1) ASD TOr.lG! n'I1E NOT (bcrwll, h1' i i M. s. fox; 515 Wall FORT SCOTT, A. Cook Co, Advertising Agls GILBERT HUBBARD CO Btr CH ABDLXU iKD Slit MItlM, TWINE AND. SC0RDAQE, STEEL IR0H WIBE ROW; TE1ITS and COVEHS, 202 to 203 Soath WaUr Chicago.

Jon IS deodltr THE FORT SCOTT IVIONITOR, The old reliable Journal, continues to be the CHEAPEST and REST paper in Southern Kansas. Now is the time to subscribe. Commence with the New Year. THE MONITOR is the only paper between Kaneaa City and Texan, that receives tbe Associated Press despatches, and is therefore enabled to give you later news than any other paper. TERMS DAlly MOIlllOr, pCr yP, postage prcrpald Dally Monitor, postage pre-paid $3.00 No subscription taken for enn than six months.

THE WEEKLY MONITOR Wm remain the DOLLAR PA- PER of Kansas. Subscribers out of the county mustremit 20 centa extra to comply with the new law requiring the publisher to prepay postage To the people of Boutnera Kansas Western inurl the Monoa will be lnvatuable. jr It will contain the latest telegraphic despatches the market, reports telegraph from the principal Eastern CI Its, together with the latest news purity and 4 local- Bub- scrlbers can rely 6a being kept posted on all subjects of importance, -j, and a complete resume of what is transpiring In Southern Kansas and Western Missouri will be made the prominent it for one year. Send for sample copy. Address nonitor Publishing 1 ft.

E.J. HALL, Arc VATS SrXOIAL ATTXKTtOTOSfI. i'STOEE BofsES. AUOi CESID.CE3 Store Fix turei rittZU BP IK TUX His well known excerlenee a sore gnaraatee that hts patrons will be well pleased, both aa to pLans and cosapleUosi work. Shop on Ccott 1 Avenue ppoalU Keld's Grooery, YOtit SCOTT, 'itXNS AS -Mourning Coofs." Great' BargaTns in Velvets, Laces and Embroideries.

Large stock of Cassi meres for Men and Boys. Infants' complete. Dresses made in Latest Styles. Gents' Wedding Garments made to order. Linen Front Sitirts maile to order.

1 We i'eep a heavy stjck of Carpets, Oil. Cloth, rent variety of Heady Made Dresses. Xadies Linen arid MasIinUnder-derwear (all sizes). Large stock of Furs. Send for Samples and Catalogues.

BUIXENE, MOORES EMEEY. Kqnsas City, Mo J. D. RUSH. Prescription Druggist.

On the corner of Main and Wall streets, opposite the Wilder House, has the, most "completo assortment in the city of Pure Patent Medicines, Lily Whites, Face Powders, Bouges, Imported Perfumes, Toilet Soaps, Fine Brushes, French and. Florence Mirrors, Combs, Turkish Towels, Nursina? Bottles. 'Breast PumDs. Trusses, Rubber Gloves, Special attention given to the Prescription department. All Goods warranted Pure and as represented.

Pure Wines and Li quors for Medicinal use only. Terms, strictly cash. i jy4-d sun tues fri Fresh and Salt Meats. Mead Bair keep constantly on hand a large supply of Fresh and Salt Meats. Our citizens may de pend on; always getting the very best steaks to be had in the market by patronizing tho old reliable Meat Market of Mead Bair, on Market Square.

olldtf Money to Loan, Upon Improved Farms and First-class City Property, in sums of $250 to $10,000. Long time and low rates. Apply to Van Fosseu Wixcox, Fort Scott, Kas. ml9dtf Fast Train. The 'much talked of project of running a fast train from Kansas City to New York in 48 hours will be inaugurated Sunday, April 4.

The train will leave the Union De pot at 4:35 p. m. daily. The entire train will run through without change to Toledo, Ohio, 700 miles in 24 hours, via Quincy Wabash line, and will have New Pullman Sleepers attached also, through cars for Indianapolis and Cincin nati. The time by this train will be from 3 to 12 hours in advance of any other route.

The fare has also been reduced via this route to meet the competition, l- Time Is JKoncy. The attention of those contem plating a trip to the -East is called to the New Fast Train via the Wa bash Line, called the Kansas City and New York Fast Line, now run ning through, from the Missouri River to New York in tho unprece dented time of 49 This train is composed of Palace Day Cars and New Pullman Sleepers, equipped with the Automatic Air Brake and Miller's Couplers, and reaches In dianapolis, Cincinnati, Toledo, Buf falo, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, one train in ad vance of any other line leaving at the same time. The train leaves Kansas City ev ery afternoon on arrival of trains from the In addition to this, two other fast trains are run via the Wabash, making three daily trains to the Atlantic seaboard. The ad vantages the Wabash offers will be appreciated by the travelling pub lic. The Additional Trains on the Wa- 'bash Line, 7 Tbe additional fast and other trains which were to be put on this road on the first of March, have been postponed for a few weeks on account of the severe and trying weather the railways in the west have lust passed through, during which time little or no work could be done to the road bed.

It is the purpose of the management to have the track, cars and everything pertaining thereto in the most per fect order, so aa to insure the com plete success of the "new depart ure" from the start, hence the de lay, which we are glad to say is but temporary." m4dtf Tbe War Still Caging. The Old Reliable Hannibal St. Joseph R. R. is coming down to business.

Look at the figures Kansas City to Toledo 00 Cleveland So OU Buffalo 27 00 New York SO 00 Boston 35 00 Passengers should remember that this is the only line selling through tickets from Kansas City at the re duced rate. Through day and Pull man sleeping cars from Kansas City! to.Toledo and Chicago without change. Tiokets for sale at the Un ion Depot, Kansas City, with choice of routes from Quincy via Chicago or Toledo. 5cw Arrangement onlae M. E.M.

S. C. K. B. Passengers leaving Fort Scott on the Gulf road at 11:00 arrive in Chicago at 2:15 p.

m. naxt day, advance of ail other lines, mak ng close connections with fast trains on- all-the trunk lines for New York and other eastern cities. fTdtf. Oitjr News, Ttv te County BepabMcaa Committee. Central You are hereby requested to meet 2 o'clock JoJy 17, In this city, at the council room, on business of Importance.

By order of DB. At E. CCBSIEB, M. Chairman. Notice to Gentlemen.

If you want a 1 Good Shoe now la the time to call, aa the sizes are not broken. A new lot of Gent's Calf Box-toed Alexia Shoes just opened, at Ferguson's. Jyl5d2 Our Last Car of Corn We have this morning our last car of Corn. Parties who want It canst send In their orders early. Davis, Stuart Co.

To Nawapapar He. I will sell or lease my half interest in the Sentinel and Pxoneeb Printing Office very low if applied for Boon. Call on or Nat. G. Barter, Sentinel and Pioneer, Ft.

Scott, Ks. Jy8dAwtf Children's Baff-Colored Slippers and Shoes, at Ferguson's. Jyl5d2 Wanted. pleasant room unfurnished for two persons, in a private where there is a piano to Willing to pay a good price. Inquire at this office.

jylldtf FOB SALE. The Well Known Shepard Higby's Merchant Mills of Fort Scott, Kansas; 4 The entire mill, property, or an undivided half interest of the same, consisting of five inn of burrs, sufficient bolting capacity and power for the same for flour and meal, a Still well Heater all complete and now running, with all the improved modern machinery for a first-class merchant mill. Its flour has the reputation in this state and Texas equal to St. Louis best brands. With the above are six city lots, warehouse, barn, corn-cribs, coal scales, one span of horses and two wagons, all tools and moveable furniture Including safe, together with our well established business.

Title perfect. For fur ther particulars inquire of either or both of the undersigned. Shepard ft Hiqby, D. F. Shepabd, Thebon Hiqby.

jyl3dlw V- Miss.Myra Bollinger, Music Teacher, Vocal and Instrumental Music Lessons given on the Piano and Organ. Special attention glv en to Harmony and Thorough Bass -Terms, very reasonable. Besides at 1112 E. Wall Ft. Scott, Ks r.

jylld3 Everv man likes to have his clothing fit well, look well, and wear well." A certain amount of pgldo. In thia direction is always commendable. For a suit having all these desirable features, go to Mr. F. O.

Baker, the popular merchant tailor of this city. At his establishment you will find a splen did assortment of piece eoods. Jylldlw Special Notice. 'Having determined to go East to spend a portion of the summer, will close out my stock of Fancy Millinery Goods, Hair-work, etc. at great reduction from usual prices For special bargains, call within the next few days.

'Main opposite the Wilder House. Mrs. Kohn. We are receiving a car of New York Buckwheat, which we offer for sale In small and large quanti ties. Davis, Stuart Co.

Jel7dtf Partner with ISO cash, in the Boot and Shoe Making business. I have a good shop with a full set of tools and plenty of work. Address: James M. Thompson, Osceola, St. Clair county, Mo.

jy7dlw. i Par Sale or Exchange. A Farm containing 160 acres in the Neosho Valley, adjoining the town of Le Roy, on the K. I TL; 60 acres under cultivation small house, peach orchard, stable, two wells, xc, liojiaa pleasant village, with good church mills, Will ex change the above for property in or near Fort Address or call at 1 the- Monitor office, Ft Scott, Kas. "4" tv -T Boaeuiag Jooay.

rX Those nice summer suits of cloth tng now being made In the latest aty le, and of the best material, by O. Baker, merchant tailor, lie guarantees a fit, and warrants tat- 'lafActlon. Ie24dtf Jcjlia Cottl, Joplln, Ho. A first-class hotel, complete iu all pie ted and Elegantly furnished at a cost of over 53,000. Fine sample rooms for commercial travellers.

decSdtf Mo. UlTer, Fort Krott tJolf R. R. Chance or Time. Two" elegant passenger trains each way daily, Sundays excepted.

Express leaves Fort Scott at 4 A. M. Arrives at Kansas City at 8:45 A. w. Mail and Express leaves Fort Scott 11:10 A Arrives at Kansas City Mail and leaves Kansas Citv 10 a Arrives at Fort Scott at ......3:05 Express leaves Kansas City 5:30 pm Arrives at iort ttcott Mail leaves for Baxter at 3:15 PM Way Freight leaves for Baxter A Connecting at Kansas City with all the groat through lines to tit.

Louis, Chicago, Boston, and the great through line to San Francisco, Oregon and Denver. Only one chango to New-York' and San Francisco. Through Tickets and Baggage checked to the principal points. Change of Time cn Kansas Texas Railway. In effect Sunday, April 4, 1874: No.

1 St. K. T. Exp.ll:15p No. 3 Kas.

Exp 1:15 A No. 2 St. K. T. .3:40 A No.

4 Kansas Exp 1:40 No. 5 Through Freight 7:15 a No. 7 Way 7:45 PM No. 6 Through 14 ...11:15 No. 8 Way ......11:30 pm No.

I makes close con nectlon at Denison, Texas, with the T. C. Ry. for all points in Texas. No.

3. throueh exoress. to all points on the Neosho Division. jsos. 4 make close connec tions at Sedalia for St.

Louis, and at Hannibal with the. B. A Q. uy. ror Chicago, ana tne w.

a W. Ry. for Toledo and the East. Pullman sleeping cars are attached to each train, making this tbe fav- orite route to all points in the East, Through tickets, and baggage checked through to all principal points. Timo Table of the Ft.

Scott South eastern Memphis R.R. i LKAVB. I ABBIVB. 9:03 A. M.

1:00 P. M. 1J.45 A. 4:10 r.M. Go East Jj mj of St.

Louis. In these dayi or railroad competition leaving home. In almost every Instance! ne desires to reach bis destination as speedily as possible, and Tor the aooomp- llshment or that purpose the MUmuri Pacific Through Line from the West to the East, via Sedalia, Kansas City and St. Louis, offers inducements unsurpassed any other line in the country. Everything con nected with the ilutouri Tucifle Railroad Is flr si-class, and the adoption of tbe Mil ler Platform and Westlnghouse Air Brake, together with its Pullman Bleep- en, and Reclining Chair Coaches, render atrip over the line perfectly, safe and pleasant.

Passengers from all parts of the West by taking its Express Trains at Kansas City, or fcodalla and other prom lnent cities, are landed In St. Louis at seasonable hoars mornings and ev nings, and in ample time to maks direct connection with ail railrords for every point In the North, East and South. Particular information with maps, time tables, may be had at the various Through Ticket offices In tbe West, or apon personal or written application to O. H. Baxter, Western Passenger Agent, Kansas City, or E.

A General Passenger Agent, BU Louis, Mo EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE. HOTTare Of COOP.ierfeltj. I to ariet. Smith's Tonic Sy rap. Tbe ffmuin ertlele mast fcave Dr.

Joum Boil's prlrate stamp on eaoh bottle. Dr. Johh Brtt only bas the right man a facta and sell the orlEixial Jorji J. Hmith's Toxio Btbup, of LouisTllie, Kr. xamin well the laoei on eaen bottle.

If at private stamp is not on eaob bottle, do not purchase, or yen will be aeeelvea. my column advertisement, and mv show card. I will prose- entesnv one iafrtnirlne on mr right. The genuine Bmith Toirio Kthuf ean only xae puoxies servant. Dk.

JOUM BULL LoulsvlUe. Nov. 6. lbe. COMPLEXION POWDBB.

milE great sale of the Tellst B4t 1 Cmplaxia Few4eri having lndaeed several imitations, some of which are highly pernicions, ask for Toilet Boquet ormmsuonoi a ravorite ana oDserve the name of Palmer on every box- be I fore purchasing. It i needless to say more in favor of an article which has become indispensable to tbe toilet of beauty and fashion. The Toilet Is pat np in two colors no. i rat lute, rto. rienn toior same qaauiy.

For sale hr Wholesale and Retail Deal. era in all tbe principal ciues ana towns of tbe world, and also by PALMER, AL BERH Lonis. Single Box 60 cent post paid on receipt of price." Uive it a Jy 8 dwly. T-l." H.STREIT, A (3 accessor to Crow Btrelt) Boot and Shoo Haker, 208 East Wall Ct, OPIWITB TflB FOSTOmCK. Fiae Hewet work speciality.

Repair. ii done. mayid.tr of per, at Campbell's Bookstore..