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

i Call at Robinson Bros, for Can At the Republican Convention of the 37th Representative District, EI IS ED faciJaj Momliis, Oct. 21, 1SI1. Z-- Bronchitis. This'is an irritation or inflammation of thr bronchial tubes, which carry th air we breathe into the It arL-es from a cold settled in the throat, from Catarrh extend, ing to these parts, from scrofulous affections, and from severe use of thevo'es. The irritation from thi3 latter cause commences In the larynx and glotis, which are the organs of the voice, and, extending DEALEliS IN AG 9 HAVE JUST OPENED Which they are 'offering cheaper just received oil- re A CONSISTING of CASTORS, TABLE AND TEA SPOONS, FORKS, Butter Dishes and Cake Baskets, Looking; Glasses all Sizes and Prices, Oliandeliers, Brncltetlamps, MAIN STREET OPPOSITE THE WILDER HOUSE.

1858. PI0HEER LUMBER YAEB. 1871 City News, RATES FPU L.OOA.T-.. Ow iwarrtiVm TOMiprHi'. ow i Locals in Weekly will bo charged 20 renu a line each Insertion.

We shall not deviate from the bove rates. 17. 18TI. Ojiter Depot Great Eednello" la Prices. I will Bell Oyster until further notice at the Jollowin rates Sad-die nock.

rr cd; TOc XXX, per can. Soe. At those rates they are rhaantr tha.ll fresh meat The rea son I ean soil at those rates is I get large quantities at a time, and receive them dally by express irom Baltimore. Remember the place, the Delmonico on Main street, opposite the First National Bank. J.

B. Keefe, Proprietor. ocUUdtf Buy the Converse Boot. tf The State Sunday School Conven-ventiou meets to-day In Lawrence. Tuk Chicago Tribune reaches us once more with its bead changed.

The lig' tning track layers on the Pleasant Ilill road are talking about putting down tour miles per day. Good Merixoes 65 cents, at the Cheap Store. oc22dlwAwlt The best Kip Boot in the West is the Converse Boot. dtf Wm. B.

Oa den lost five millions by the Chicago and Wisconsin fires. Tex thousand square miles of Tien-Thin in China have been inun dated by a flood. Nil II If llll Ill Day Board can be bad at the Delmonico for per week. Oys ten and game Included in the bil of fare. Cooked in any style.

Five hundred fairs have been already held this fall in the United tates. Five attempts have been made to burn St. Joseph, sajs the Herald. The weather for the past few days has been as warm as August. The North Topeka school building is ready for the roof.

Track laying on the Atcison and Sante Fe It. R. is to begin this mom. ing. Tub Empora Xetes and Tribune have consolidated.

Patterson Co. keep four grades of Oyster and trarrant every can. The loss In Cameron, by the late fire was $100,000, Those fr cents Merinoes, at the Cheap Store, are having a big rundown on Wall SL where the Post-offlce was. Henderson Cheney, Painters and Paper Hangers. octll dtf the A mountain of tin has been discovered near Ogden, Utah.

Samples of the ore forwarded to Washington D. have been assayed by tneoffl cial assayer, some of them yielding seventy-one ier cent, of tin, and the average, with the gaugue, giving ESTABLISHED l. 1853. W. COODLANDER ALL St JONHS STS.

FORT SCOTT Wholesale find Retail in Shingles, Pickets, Sash, Door Moulding -aiid -Bats, Sawed t- uiszeu Ba Mi) ami 'naMcr. i ans AND FT. SCOTT CEMENT PL ASTEJiJVG HAB SAND, AND JUNCTION CITY STONE, BILLS AKD CAPS. Sand, Lime, Brick and Different Kindstbf JBuilding Paper And in fact, Everything Necessary for the Erection of a Building. 4 uunr iuu villi bUJUj'ivbc, wuo.

iw; 1 iu neat ugllfVB lUL lyASll Sarin; made special arrangements with manufacturers and dealers iu all of tbe above materials. now prepared furnish Dealers In Southern Kansas. Missouri, and taa PRICE LIST OF CASH STORE! 9 lbs. $1.00. 8 lbs.

$1.00. 7 lbs Good Brown Sugar fox Best Brown Sugar for Ex. Snear for $1.00. lbs. A Coft'ee Sugar for $1.00.

6 lbs Crush Sugar for $1.00. 6 lbs. Powdered Sugar for $1.00. lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00.

Rest Japan Tea $1.20 per lb. Best Black Tea $1.20 per lb. Best English Breakfast Tea 1.20 per lb. Good Imperial Tea $1.20 per ib. Best Imperial Tea $1.00 per lb.

Best Foung Hyson Tea $1.60 per Ib. Best Gunpowder Tea $1.60 per lb. Good Molasses 60c per gal. Good Syrup 7oc per gal. Golden Syrup $1.00 per gal.

Best Syrup $1.25 per gal. 8 lbs. Best Rice for $1.00. 3 Bars Best Soap 25c. 5 Cans 2 lb.

Peaches for $100. 5 Cans 2 lb. Blackberries for $1.00. 5 Cans 2 lb Tomatoes for $1.00.1 WE ALSO KEEP A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THE FOLLOWING GOODS wniai WE OFFER AT Greatly Reduced Dried Raspberries. Dried Blackberries.

Dried Vhortlberrries, Prunes, Car-rants, Pared Peaches, and all kind of Dried Fruits. Can Goods Grapes, Quinces, Damsons, Green Gages, Eggs, Plums, Cherries, Pine Apples. Straw berries. Raspberries, Blackberrles.Oreen Corn, Lima and BtringBeans, Tomatoes, Peas, Oysters, Lobsters, Salmon, Sardines, Condensed Alii and Black well's English Pickles, CbowChow C'aulillowers, Pic- llila, Pickled Onions, French Mustard, Brandy Cherries. Bran- ay t-eacnes.

citron, all kinds of Jellies, Fancy and Stick Candy, Nuts, Raisins, Chocolate, sodai Picnic, Boston, Butter and Sugar Ci ackers. Ginger and Maccaronl Snapps, Cream and Capitol Biscuit, Desicated Cocoaine, Prepared Wheat, Pearl Barley. Sago, Tapioca, Maccaronl.Ver Meal, Corn Starch, Silver Gloss and Pearl Starch, all kind Soaps, Candles Lard ar Cu r-ed Hams.Dried Beef and Cod Fish, Wooden and Willow Ware, Brn6hes, and all kinds of Country Pro- once, jjuixer. n.s gs, cmcKen, etc, ail of which will be sold as low as the lowest at the ONE PRICE OF COVER JUNCTION MAIN I MARKET STS. I I To I ace ill and I sas Tbe Kansas City Exposition.

The press of Kansas City, as by prophetic instinct, called their, fair In advance the Great Exposition and such It truly was. Kansas City 13 by reason of her enterprise rapidly leaving all rivalry behind her. But a few days ago the idea of a great exhibition came to her mind, and she has worked tha whole- problem out to a demonstration, and shown that her ability does not lag behind her enterprise. Her success has bsen wonderful, and everybody who attended the Fair has returned delighted with what they have seen, and pleased with the generous treatment that they have received from the people of Kansas City. The Fair, with its vast Amphitheatre its games its works of art its steam engines and machinery, has left an indellible impression on the minds of all its visitors.

There was corn from the battle-field of "Wilson Creek," and corpulent pumpkins from the "Great American desert' of which our own famed locality is a part The Neutral Land exhibited some specimens of cotton planted last June that were ten feet high. The Fort Scott delegation were received and shown every courtesy by that estimable gentleman John Y. Leveridoe, whom they will ever hold in grateful remembrance. We understand that hereafter the "Exposition" will be a permanent feature of Kansas City, and we hope it will have a continued success, such as the enterprising city and citizens deserve. Notice to Pensioners.

Editors In Kansas will confer a favor upon invalid pensioners by publishing tiie following list of government surgeons, and pensioners are reminded that unless they are exempt from the terms of their certificate from all examinations, they cannot be paid the pensions now due until a surgeon's certificate is received. Those who live within thirty miles of any one of this list will, if able to travel, be expected to be examined by the surgeon nearest to them others will be furnish ed with suitable blanks and instruc tions for examination by two civil surgeons on application to the agent, U. S. Pension Agent for Kansas, William J. Barge, Atchison, At chtson countv.

Otis E. French, Oarnett, Ander son. William Wakefield, Humboldt, Allen. Garrett li. Baldwin, Fort Scott, Bourbon.

William Kfrnet. llaxter nrinir? Cherokee. A. B. Turner, Girard, Crawford.

T. H. Shannon, Leroy, Coffee. J. H.

Martin, Highland, Doui nhan. Daniel D. Jones, Junction City, Davii. Alonzo Fuller, Lawrence, Doug las. Henry S.

DeFord, Ottawa, Frank lin. J. L. Armstrong, Gardner, John son. V.

V. Adamson, Holton, Jack9on. J. W. Trueworthy, J'mporia, Lyon.

A. C. VansDoyn, "8. W. Jones.

Lea ven worth, Leaven worth county. J. II. Trego, Mound Uity, L.inn. Geo.

W. Gabriel, Parsons City, Latette. B. F. Masterman, Independence Montgomery.

John Massey. Watervillc, Mar shall. J. J. Sheldon, Seneca, Nemaha.

Hiram S. Roberts, Manhattan, Riley. J. W. Cowley, Salina, Salina countv.

1). W. Stormont, Topeka, Shaw nee. Benjunin Wood war Wyau dotte. Cbarh-s Williamson, Washington, ashingtou county.

N. B. It is quite Important to pensioners that the above be pub lished In every county in C. B. L.

NoTieE. There will be a meeting of the Stockholders in the Ameri can central insurance company, at the office of S. A. Williams, this day, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon. A fall attendance is requested.

Attest, F. Drake, President of Board. S. A. Williams, Manager.

It Everybody likes to deal with an honest man, even If he is not an honest man himself, and people, however insolvent iney may oe a themselves, always like to deal ith a solvent Insurance company. There are many insurance compa nies who have agencies in Fort Seott, and Col. S. A. Williams is a eading insurance man.

The Colonel has developed a new wrinkle in the insurance line that we would recommend for wider adoption A comj any having fail- ed by the Chicago fire, and having been unable to pay Its own losses, Col. Williams, Its Agent, paid the losses of the company accrueing In this neighborhood to the extent of between three or four hundred dol lars, out of his own pocket. From which it appears that however dangerous it may be to be safe elsewhere, in Fort Scott it is perfectly safe to be in danger. Twenty-five millions of losses and four millions of assets is 'the echo from the Wild Cat Insurance Companies of. Chicago.

Robinson Bro." keep the larg est assortment of Teat In the city. tepH dit "TwtNTY Tons" of clean Cotton Ilags wanied. in lanre or small Quan tities, in exchange for Dry Goods anu ouons. XoHN Cassell, Main SL, near Dirch. Woman Serge Aiuh Boots at II W.

Converse Robinson Bro. keep the best mality of goods in the market. sepHdtf Bcy the Converse Root. goods of every They keep only the best brands and war ranted STANDARD WEIGHTS. feepHdtf Buy the Converse Boot.

tf We are just receiving a fall and complete assortment of all goods in our line. Please examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. sepl4 dtf Robinson Bro. The True Secret. Brick Pome roy made a speech at an anti-Tam- many meeting In York- the other night, on his return from-a Western tour, which extended to California.

In speaking of the condition cf the Democratic party, he used the followingsignificant language "He was told in the West that the De mocracy was not fit for power that they wonld rule the country as they naa ruisu iNew xoru." That is just what the people think. They nave settled down in the conviction that the Democratic party is, by its very essence and surround ings, unfit for governing; that it is morally incompetent to successfully administer anairs. It failed under Buchanan, and let the country drift into a civil war. It never rose, during the four years of war, to the comprehension of the situation that it was for the life of the nation itself but frittered away its great energies by opposing the means taken to put down the rebellion. It never, after the war.

compre hended the need of new adjust ments to the new order or things. It voted against th; amendment abolishing slavery. It voted against the Civil Rights bill, and all the measures growing out of freedom to th- slaves. It voted me Fourteenth and Fifteenth Jtiients. It voted agaiust all the measures for reducing the taxes, as well.

It proposed nothing advocated nothing did nothing, but vote no. It stole money, swindled the people, corrupted the ballot-box, affiliated with mobs, everywhere it could secure local power. The people could not fail to see and know and they could come to no other judgment that such a party was totally unfitted to rule. Brick Pomeroy lias boldly spoken the truth. Robinson Bro.

have but one retail price for goods'at their store. sepl4 dtf. Fresh Fish received every day at Louis's, Wall street, nextto Parlor Bar. sep7 dtf Free Lunch at the Parlor Bar. Wall street, every moruing and evening.

Finlsy Hall. augSdtf I. O. G. T.

Regular meeting of Fort Scott Lodge No. 170, Indepen dent Order of Good Templars, will be held this evening. Initiations and a roll call will take place. Bro. Campbell, representative of the Grand Lodge, will make a report.

A good time is anticipated. North Missouri Insurance Company. This company vindicates its claim on the confidence of the public by a statcmeut which proves its strength. Its losses at Chicago were only ux; its capital is ouu.uuu, within the last year it has more than doubled its capital stoek and in the same time it has paid over $30,000 losses in this btate. it has large real estate security, and its manage ment being in the hands of discreet and responsible business men, is such as to inspire the confidence of nsurers.

L.ouis Jtcpubiicatt. California Pesrs, Table Apples, Choice received daily at Friend Houston's Fruit Store. sep23dtf Canned Salmon, Oysters and all kinds of fruits, at Robinson fe Bros. je2S dtf The Delmonico is the only place town to get Oysters. oc7 dtf Teas cheaper than ever at Chase's Main street.

jelodtf Democratic Convention. The Democratic meeting last night was a failure. it was really too mall for a daily paper to notice. It is contrary to our feelings of journalistic dignity to notice a mass meeting of less than 5 members. By the number to or 9 we might be able to give it a notice.

Personal. Mr. John Shorten, the genial and ubiquitous editor of the daily Os wego Jicgi8tcrt passed through our city yebterday gomg north to the Editorial Convention. Mr. A.

T. Lee, of tbe Columbus Independent, has been visiting our city for a of days, and also visits the Editorial Convention. Imported Wine. Just received from Europe, four asks of Rhine Ine. rrivate ram iea desirinsr to be Huprlied with winesVan be furnished by the gal on or box.

Jcurs jnecbacer, Wall street, Fort Scott, Kas. myl6dtf Look at the large stock of Ladies and Children's uoat and Clf sewed Polish Boots, at II. W. Converse tf Boys long leg custom Kip Boots, only $3, at H. W.

converse dtf Choice Sweet Potatoes and other Vegetables, received fresh every day at Robinson Bros. dtf tail Heights. Green Tea 75c per and al goods sold as cheap a any other house in the city, at Chase's, oppo site the Wilder House. aug25 dtf John O'Connor, No. 41 Market keeps constantly on' hand a lanre and complete stock of Grocer- ieSt of aU tinds.

His stock is one the best market. ever brought to this octlTdlw Perrins' Worcestershire Sauce, Walnut Catsup, Crosse BJackwell's English Canned Salmon, Lobster, for ale at Bro's. sepH dtf Mr. Raymond Wood was nominated as County Commissioner, and Dr. J.

R. Greening, of Dry wood, as Rs- presentative in the State Legisla ture. These are both good men, and do honor to tbejconvention nominal ing them. Since writing the above, we learn that the Republican Convention of the 36th District nominated Mr. W.

Bainum, the present County Surveyor, a3 County Commissioner, and Mr. W. H. Green, of Osaga, for the Legislature. Mr.

Green was a member of the last Legislature, and on account of his valuable services, was re-no aiinated. They are both of them the right, men in the right place. Koisbsrr. A Carthage man by the name of Sargent wa3 lately robbed of $29,. 030.

His partner. Mr. Beebee. is now, pursuing the robbers, and passed yesterday, through Oswego after them. New Cider for family use, at Chase's, Main street, opposite the Wilder augl7 dtf Local i dices.

Eyerylicdy use3 1. Scbiilenliiirg's Soaps. Dyspepsia. Nothing will so permanently give tone to the digestive organs, regulate the ap petite, oveiomo general debility and nervous prostration, and energize the whole system as Dr. Price's Blood En richer.

A single bottle will convince the most incredulous of its building np qaul ities. It acts at once by increasing the appetite, renewing the old blood, toning up the stomach. All ore requested to try it, and of its good results they will be sat isfled. Thompson, Steele Price, mat: nfacture it, as also Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder and Special Flavorings.

Sold by all druggists and grocers. weod2v -A-SIC YOUEi GSOCZ2. JTCZZ, Schulcnburg'a St. Louis Eclipse Sc-p IT CANXT BE EXCELLED. Br far 'the most pure and satisfactory flavors in the martlet are Dr.

Price's Spe cial Flavoring. The increasing favor among housekeep' ers everywhere for Dr. Price's Special Flavorings is the best proof of thnr real merit. If you wish to know what true Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, are, get Dr Price's. Manhood! Womanhood Who may mar ry, who not, 100 pages sealed.

Full symp toms. Chronic Diseases, send 25 cents Dr. wii ittikk.C17 St. Charles St. Lou is MO.

DR. HENRY'S ROOT AND PLANT PILLS Mild yet thorough no nausea or Krinina entirely vegetable ereat liver remedy. Price 2j cents. Sold by Drug eists. Una.

WHITUOMB SYRUP The great soothing remedy. rlce oniv i cents Gives rest to the motuer and health to the child. Sold by Druggists. USE DR. HENttY'S WORLD'S TONIC AN BLOOD PU KIFIER.

It is the great household remedy, pleasant to tkejet potent for the prevention and cure of dis eases, it is belter man liitiers, coraiai liucliu or Srj-saparllla. sold Dy Druggists MARRIAGE GUIDE Interestine work numerous eneravmes. 224 pases. Price 50cts. Address Dr.

Butt's Dispensary, 12 tourtn street, st. lxmis, oio. wee Advertisement. sepll2dly Try Schlenliarg's Golden Lanndry Scap. Special Notices.

MANHOOD! WOMANHOOD! Who mar Marry, who not, why. Send 25 cents. Full symptoms Chronic Diseases 100 pages securely pealed. Address UK WHittier, 617 St. Charles Street, Ssint Louis, Mo.

Ignorance kills more than war and pesujne combined. mar2Sdwly BROWN'S LIVER PILLS ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE best remedy In this western country, They sick headache.they remove billions. ness they prevent chills an fever. Sold by all dealers at-25 cents per box. decJd A.

W. ECEULEHBTTSQ Slancfactnres his Soaps in St. Louis. Schnlenturg's Extra Family Soap IS "THE" SOAl'l ISAAC STADDEN, TOOLIULI A BETAn DI1LIB IH GR 11 Qobacso, UAHKET8V. FORT ECOTT Sew Grocery Vew Goods Everything Fresh Pure.

J. B. to erry CoM) COP. MALN X00U8T STPi KEEPS emstantly on sort en of tbe hand a large a BEST GROCERIES ALL GOODS WARRANTED. Remember the place; MAIN LOCUST BRiQHT'S BLOCK j.

b. sins. downwards, produces hoarseness coughing, andppittiug raucoiu mat tcr, mixed With blood It is chiefly dangerous from its ten deuey to spread into the lungs, am terminate in consumption. It the cure of severe and obstinate cases of this disease that Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery has achieved unparalled success, and won the loudest praise from all who have used it.

II is sold by all re speclable druggists. 5S4 R. H.White's Academy of Dane ing win open for tne season on Monday evening, 10th, at Mr. Bam berger's building, cor. Market and Wall streets.

Gentlemen's class at o'clock, p. M. ladies, masters and misses on every Saturday, at 21 o'clock, i si. Particular atten tion will be paid to misses to give them an easy and graceful carriage Perms per quarter. R.

H. Winn: octbjd2v Before you buy your Boots and Shoes, go and see Converse fc big stock. They have more goods than all the houses put together in Foit Scott. dtf Programme. Tiie programme for the reading at the Congregational Church, by Mr.

Frederick B. Porter, on Friday evening next, is as follows 1. The Rescue of Chicago. Henry M. Look.

2. Betsy and I are Out. Will. Carleton. 3.

Wanted a Pastor. Anon. 1. The Song of the Shirt. Hood 5.

The Modern Belle. Stark. 6. Virginia. Macaulay.

7. The Heathen Chinee. Bret Harte. 8. Bingen on the Rhine.

Mrs Norton. 9. Western Eloquence. Anon. Readings begin at 7:30 p.

m. Tickets 50 cents. The proceeds to be applied for tht Wisconsin sufferers in the late fire, Girls wishing situations in pri vate families, will please call at Mrs. Intelligence of fice, Locust and Jones. oc4 dim Buy the Converse Boot.

tf Kememder we are selling our Chicago Custom Boots, for $4.50, ana ir they don't prove to be good we will give you a new pair. dtf H. W. Converse Co. Reduced Hates op Fare.

Tick ets can now be obtained at the Mo Ft. Scott Gulf depot, for Cali fornia, llrst class, $117; second, $90; third. zbTi and to all points and West at greatly reduced prices Geo. J. Clarke, Ticket Agent.

SalcIJc. George Hanks took his life by poison yesterday evening. He had been keeping a low-down eating and drinking house on Scott Avenue lately, and had been drink Ing and abusing his wife. After having told him several times that she would leave him unless he treat ed her better, she carried yester day morning her threat into execu tion. He was drinking some during the day and in the evening he staggered into his shanty saylnsr that he had got his dese.

Medical assistance was called. His symptoms were those of poisoning by morphine. His wife also returned. None of the help he received could awaken him from his deep sleep. As he slowly expired the wild crie3 and demonstrations of his wife over his dead body were painful in the extreme to those present.

Promenade Bail. On Wednesday evening, at Kan sas City, tuere is to uc a grand Promenade Ball and Concert in the Art Hall on the grounds of the Kansas City Industrial Exposition. is is to be one of the grandest af fairs ever held in the West. Ex cursion ticset3, at reduced rates can be had on application to the committee. Special Coaamittee for Fort Sott Dr.

B. F. Hepler, Geo. A. Crawford B.

P. McDonald, C. F. Drake, L. G.

Palmer, P. H. Tiernan. Baker merchant tailors, Main street, near the postoflice, have received their fall supply of goods and are now ready to make suits for fall or winter wear. Their goods are from tbe best makers, dur ble as well as stylish, and they are prepared to suit every variety of taste.

Only tbe best workmen are employed by Baker and satisfaction is always given. sepSdtf Fresh Vegetables and Choice Butter received daily, at Chase's, No. 9 Main street Jelodtf For pure Cider Vinerar, at whole sale or retail, call at Kobinson Bros. sepMdtf CnoiCE flSugar Cured Hams at Robinson fc Bros. je2S dtf Tue largest assortment of choice confectionery ever brought to the city, at Friend Houston's Fruit Store.

sep23dtf Aug. W. SciruLENBCRG'a English Baking Soda is the purest and best. octldfcw3mos of A FINE ASSORTMENT OF than ever before. a large lot of They have also a GOODS, ALSO and Split Fence Glass, shipment' of goods.

C. W. GOODLANDER. Jan414 W. H.

SHAH Co STONEMASONS AND Brick-Xayers, Will attend to all the'branches of business in their line, such aa extracting for the erection oi stove An ttnirir va.vjju, Mill' JJUIVU Bnlldlngs ot every description, excavat- Qg ior cellars, Ac. All joo wort belong ng to the profession executed with neat- ess and despatch. Particular attention aid to building cisterns. Lime delivered to all parts of the city quantities to suit purchasers on short otlce BUILDING MATERIAL ON HAND. "All Work Guaranteca.

4 Tbe only kit made by a practical chemiet, as wQ phy-cin, with pecia! reference to it bealtfafnt-nesa. -Omtprmrd of articles that aid digestion. Ftrftet in quality. Cluapett, became the purest, JBett, mtitit the heaVhiest. lsiacnita, corn bread, cakeje, paetry, But only white (iweet) and light, bat whoieeoae aa4 nutritiooa.

Vte a prere it. If not a rmrnnmeotWil we forWt right to trathnilneaa. jjMany wort' let, cheap iaiitations, Be anre yoa get Dr. Prict't Cream Baking Ponder. gold by Grocer.

Ifanvna. tiirod 6hj by THOMPSON, gTKEtK PUCK CO. Sepou, CUicagoaad bU Lcxxi. Sjp.2d eoltrlf DB. PRICE'S SPECIAL FLAVORINGS.

or Flavoring loe Cream, Cakes Patry. THOMPSON, STEELE PR IT 2 ilTfi (0. Depot. Chicag-cTand St. Loula, PEICE'3 CREAM 1BAS1S3 PDWHra, w.

G. GTOIin. St. I FEED SALE STABLE, Southwest cor. Jones and Wall 8ts.

I 0 nnd to t'b-muif good stock of Class Corses, Mnle' una Tmu. connection with the Stable a large WIJOII Yurd. 'am al US wfkA rl J. A to purchase Horses, Mules and Po- thirty-seven per cent. adian Nation, at close figures P.tlaalr attentiongiven to orders and FV--' Mot January 1st, 1871.

TRI-WEEKLY TO IV ERPOOL AND THE CONTINENT 01 EUROPE, Calling at Cork, Ireland, Halifax and St John's, Newfoundland, by branch steamers. Prepaid tickets for sale, and Sight Drafts payable in coin at all leading cities of Europe. For Information or passage, apply W. L. Hnll, at Farmers' and Meouauicb nk.

ort Scott, A ril 28, lfcTl. Rubicam and Dilworth DEALERS IK Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass, Blacks'mlth an Carpenters' Tools, Plows, Co tiva-tors, Reapers and Mowers, Qtovos So Tiawnre Try ScMenlmrg's Golden Laundry Soap, THE GREAT THROUGH PASSENGER ROUTE TO TUB EAST, NORTn OR SODTD IS VIA THE OLD RELIABLE HANNIBAL AND ST.JOSEPH SHORT LINE AND CONNECTIONS VIA QVISCY, 3 Daily Express Trains Crossing the Missouri at Kansas City kRTTiaiM with i i-1 ana Mississippi at ua neroniKUN aces and Palace Dav Coaches from DEX. VERand KANSAS CITY TO OUINCY and Withont Change of Cars Connecting at Quincy Union Depot with cnicago, tsumngton ana yuincy ana- Toledo; Wabash and Western Railroads to all points KAST, NORTH AND HOUTH. This Short Route, with its nnecting GREAT THROUGH PASSENGER LINES the Kast. by way of Quincy, affords passengers the following advantages Look Here Head This THE itOST ELEGANT and Sumptuous Tnrorjffli Tlnvinar Room Bleeping Pal and Day Coaches run in tbe World.

Trainssuppliedwithall modern improve-1 vivuunM run ihldb nrin 1 AN'T SAFETY. THE JuARGEST and most convenient Ideoota and Through Baggage Arrange- ments in tne uniieu riai. The GREAT RIV'EKS ALL BKIDwED. aToidins all transfei and ferrlaee ana vbove posted will consult con. fort economy by taking- this rouf to ANY POINT, EAST, NORTH ORhOLTH.

aWfee sure your tickets read by thh old reliable line. Foi sale at all ticket offices. Dearer. Cheyeone, Halt Lake. Sacramento and Han Francisco, passen-eers have choice of route, eitUer via Kan City and Denver, or at.

Joseph and Omaha. All connections via Qufnry are direct and perfect. OcSO. H. NETTLETON.

is. GE'JAT, Uen. 8upt. oen. 'licket Agent.

D3. First In time Bio Lunch morning and evening at the Delmonico. ocTdtf Tiio Delmonico never closed. I'esUurant is Two seat carriage, In Rood condition, for sale. Apply to Chas.

Schilling, Fort Scott Foundry. sep21 dlf flair Dressing. Mr. Cheney has removed her Hair Dressing establishment to Mrs. Kohn's millinery store on Main opposite the National Bank.

Thanking her old customers for past favors she solicits a continuance of the same at her new place of business. Mrs. Cheney. Oct. 23, 1871.

d2t As the muddy season approaches, the first want that presents itself is something to keep the feet dry, and that Is a pair of good Boots, and we can say with all confidence, go to erguson's, and you will get a good article. jle keeps the St. Louis hand made boots, the best boots in Kansas. The store is on Main street, opposite the Postofflee. "oct2-dtf Men's undershirts, 50 cents; men's kip boots, boys kip boots from to gray blankets, good double shawls, boys' caps 50 eenla 3 spools Clark's teread, 20 cents.

These goods are at the Cheap Store, an1 Rold as stated. Remember- the place down on all where the Postofflee used to be. oct22Jiwwlt Arc. W. Schulexbvro's dry Scaps are made of the best ma terial.

Districts. Freedom, Timber Hill, Fraaklin and Mill Creek, are the SCth Representative District. Marmaton, Marion, Dry wood, Pwne and Walnut the S7th, and Fort Scott and Scott Township the 33th. has a County Commissioner and member of the Legislature. Our oSce -was favored yesterday by a call from Mr.

John N. Boyd, Of fie Cbilicothe JornaK i P. FT.GCOTTjKAfJ,.