Fort Scott Daily Monitor from Fort Scott, Kansas • Page 3

I THE FORT SCOTT DALLY MONITOR, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1878. COVERS' 31 EXT OFITSriTEB. STATES. S. 0.

600DLANDER CO, CANADIAN OIL Oentral OF IOWA. La Domestic White Mountain Cake. Six eggs, two cups sugar, one cup butter, four cups flour, one cup sour milk, one teaspoon soda; mix and bake like jelly cakes, four in number. As soon as one is done ice it on top, then put on another and ice it, continuing in bike manner until I he fourth is placed on top and iced. The beaten whites of four eggs, made thick with sugar, will make enough icing.

The juice of a lemon in the icing whitens and hardens it. To Freshen Salt Buttpr. Churn the butter with new milk, in the proportion of a pound of butter to a quart of milk. Treat the butter in all respects in churning as if it was fresh. Bad butter may be greatly by dissolving it thoroughly in hot water.

Let it cool; then skim it off and churn again, adding a small quantity of good salt and sugar. A small quantity may be tried and approved before trying a larger one. The water should be merely hot enough to melt the butter. Icing. Take the yolk of an egg, a little butter melted, beat well together," put on your cake, sift on sugar, and set in the oven a few minutes.

How to Make the Hair Grow. Take one egg well beaten, rub it thoroughly through the hair, then let it dry. Comb it out, wash in soap suds. You will rind it very nice for the hair. Cake from Bread Sponge Called 'Poor-Man's Cake." Take three cups bread sponge, when light, two cups sugar, one eup butter, two eggs; stir up well; put in spices to taste, and fruit if you prefer; set it down to rise; when light bake in b.

isk oven. I take yeast dough after it rises the second time. You do not want any flour. Hive Syrup. One-half ounce ipecac, one ounce squills, one ounce snake root, to put in one quart of water; boil to one pint, strain, then add two pounds loaf sugar, or the same amount of honey; boil again to nice syrup.

ouifor, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1878. has a "Hair Pjn rClub," composed of young misses, none of whom are over fourteen years of age. Its objt ct is to improve its members in deportment, music, declamation and Composition, and each member is pledged to use no slang under penalty of a fine, for each offense. meetings are about as follows: Scene. The meeting room; time, our o'clock.

The fourteen -year-old angels all seated round the Presidentess; Hiss Smith (after an interval.) Miss President, Lily Logan, here, said, no later than yesterday, that Billy Armstrong was just "too "That's Hang, ain't itVM The President. "You bet!" iliss Logan, Well I don't case he's nicer looking than your Jack." Miss Smith. "Not by a jugful, he ain't." AIL Ladies! ladies! $2. The President "That's so, plank down the pewter." (Enter.) Miss Wilson. "Hullo I Hoopla! what's the row." The President.

$2. Wilson. "OhI I've left my VuTse home on the piano." The President. "Well, we'll chalk it up against you. Go ahead with the music." Miss Armstrong.

"President which side would be best turned out of this Jofired dress Miss Miss Foster and Miss Levoi. "Oh! it's all the same in dutch." lhe President. "Girls! girls! you are going it pretty steep. Here, I want two, our six, eight dollars, and you had best yank' it out." Miss Hawkins. (An incautious one.) To the President.

"Say here we don't propose to be bulldozed by you; you owe this society now about 10 in fine." The President. "Does any red-head, ed girl run this sMndig?" (Exit, Miss Hawkins in tears.) "Come girls fetch out the spons." The remainder. "Xo we don't pay any $2, that's the kind of hairpins we are." Meetings close in confusion, and the members of the Society go about Lansing telling all their friends that the Presidentess was too "highfalutinatin and bust the bftiansr." Old Si on Round Dances. Old Si read an article on the "Dance of Death," otherwise the waltz, and remarked. "Dey's kicken' up er moughty rumpus 'bout er little swingin' o' corners in dis country." "Well, what is the matter now?" dis hyar hoorah 'bout folks pat- juba an' sasshaymT 'round now Whar's de harm in datV" Why, they say it i3 unhealthy and sinful." "Yes, Isees dat; butar'hitonhealthy when er ole 'oman waltzes 'round at er camp meetin'wid fo' presidin' elders exercisin' dar mussel tryin' ter hold her on the ground?" "That is not the quest'on." "Dat's de quescbin 1'se puttiu'! An' I wauls ter kno' ef hit sinful fer de parson ter put his arm 'round de gals an' go in washin' wid 'em at dese big creek baptism's?" "Are you in favor of waltzing and bzxV.s and such unchristianlike proceedings?" ain't neder 'gin ner fer hit, dat I feno'S on, but my fiatform on dat is dis.

Ef folks 11 keep dere boys out of dese groceries and ballyard shops, and dere gals offen de streets so much, but make 'em stay at home, work for dere bred, prance "round in de parlor ez as much escley leaz, an' not shot 'glory halleloo' tell dey means hit, darll be er big enfla- shun in religion in dis country 'fore long. Yer heah mel" Satisfied to Lose. There were five of them, says the Sacramento (Cal.) Bee, and they had assembled in a cigar store near the Capital Hotel. The subject was in regard to horse racing. Said a hack-driver, wha was present: "Talk about your fa3t time! Why, I've seen a horse trot a mile in 1 :90." "Impossible," said the cigar proprie tor.

"It cant be done. The best time I ever heard of was Said the hackman: "111 bet you five dollars I can prove what I say." Taken by the cigar man, coin put up, and referee chosen. In a drawling voice the hackman then explained to the man of cigars: "Dont you know, you idiot, that 1:90 is 2 minutes and 30 seconds?" Tiirning to the stake-holder, the tobacconist then said: "Give him the money; it's worth five dollars to know what a fool I am." The Chinaman on Fifth Aynue. Mrs. Van Auken, of Fifth Avenue, recently employed a Chinese cook Ah Sin Foo.

When the smiling Chinaman tame to take his place, Mrs. Van Auken asked him his name. "What is your name, John?" commenced the lady. "Ob! my namee Ah Sin Foo." "But I can't remember all that lingo, my man; 111 call you Jimmy." "Velly wellee. Now wha chee namee I caHee you?" asked Ah Sin, looking up in sweet simplicity.

"Well, my name is Mrs. Van Auken; call me that." me can no 'member Missee Vanne Auken. Too big piecee namee. I callee you Tommy Missee Tommy." Perl-ins in New York The German patent office received 6,424 applications for patents during the past year, a greater number than any other country can boast of except the United States. Presidents LACi.B.

B. BAYEc4 Qhioi Vic President W. A. Vt II t.t.L of Sew York Private Secretary to President K. RODGERS Cabinet.

Sec'y of State. Wll'f. KtABTS.New tilt Vt MCt'BAKl, Of low 44 Saw R. W. THOM rSt N.

tf Indiana. Interior iCABL SCHtTRZ, of Fftmater M.KKY, of Attorney cua DEVENS, ofjb.i OOTERXMEXT OF KAXSAS. GEO. T. Airrnojm Lient.

Governor Secretary of HUMPHREY. S. HsCAVAJfAVUH. state Taeasnrer. -JOHN JRANCtS Attorney State WILLARI ItAVIS.

BONKBRAhE. Sup't Public A. B. LEMMON, COVSTY AK1) CITT GOYERXMEXT. I'OHnty Officers.

Titrif-t JnAtrm Probate J. 11. LlMItf KKK County S. Sup't Public Rguter of Deeds Sheriff Treasu rer S. BK1XKERHOFF.

J. U. LAW HEAD. D. T.

I11ATT. B. r. GL'MM. E.

f. PKCK- lerk District Court IRA D. BROSiSoN. County Clerk County Surveyor. TV B.

T. FORTNET. C. W. GOODLAXDEB.

Com mission era JOHN BCRKHART. City Officers. Mayor. ansl lal City City Police MAJOR COIIEN X. RLCKKB E.

F. WARE. freii. oo vi lle. Councilmcii, First Ward WILLTA3I BAIR.

JOHN S. BELL. MORRIS LIEPMAN. JOS. MEAD.

fp JOHN PERRY. A C. II. B'lYLK. J.

P. ROBENS. F. K. MASW.V6 Second Ward Ward I rar-.

Third War-. Fourth Ward I if i TIME TABLE. JlisMOurf Itivert. Scott A GulfB. B.

JAimracr Train Qo'mg North. -Mail leaves Fort p. Express leaves Fort 3:30 a. m. 9:10 10:08 p.

to. Gcig South. Mail leaves Fort Scott J. p. ra.

Express p.Tji. Acconimodatian m. The morning Express train going North makes all Northern and Western connections at Kansas City. The morning mail inafcpe all Eastern cottnectipns at Kansas City. FreigM Train Going South.

Freight Findlay m. 12:15 tit Thronght freight to 7:00 a. in. Way freight to Girard 4:00 a. m.

Going North. Way freight 4:44 a. m. Through freight i 3:10 p. ID Fort Srott, S.

A 51. Ry. No. mixed will fcrm. No.

.12:15 I. in. Going mixed will arrive No. No. a.

ra, p. m. No. 2, Mail train north stoj at Fort Scott thirty minutes for dinner. 14.

Wy Tlme Table. Trains Leatk Fort Setrrf as Foifcows: Going South. Train No. 1, Texas Express, 11:50 p. m.

Daily. Train No. 3, Kansas and Texas Express. p. Daily.

Going aurth. Train No. 2, Texas, Kansas and Chioaso Express. 2:50 a. m.

Ditily, with through Sleeping Vmr to GUiui; aim su Lrfsiis. i a Train o. 4, Texas sc. St. Louis Express, 3:35 p.m.

Daily, with through Sleeping Car and Coaches to St. LiOtllS. South bound trains leave 'Scott Crossing about 8 minutes earlier, and North bound trains leave Scott Crossiug about 6 minutes later than above. ttfiuTh rough Trains run every day in -the week Sunday included. FORT SCOTT PO.ST-OFFICE.

Closing and Arrival of the Mails, 1 K. A going SoHtb A 12:. A u.z South st East F. S. going South South North A.

M. 2:35 A. M. r. M.

il'hi P. M. 10:40 P. M. I A.

M. 10:22 A. M. P. M.

F. S. E. A Arrives Leaves p. M.

Fort Scott and Humboldt Route, by way of Marniatou, Uuiontown, Redfield, Rocklow, Elsinore and Jeddo Arrives Every Jilouaiy, editesduy and Friday, at 12 o'clock m. Leaves Same day, at 1 o'clock p. m. Fort Scott and Dayton Route, by way of Mill Creek and Glendalfr Arrives At 12 o'clock jr. Leaves Same day at 1 p.

m. Mail for Barnesville, Fort Lincoln. Matdeton. Xenia. and Wilson ville, in this County, is sent to Fulton by ine si.

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OBice Hours from 7 A. M. to 7:30 p. it. i i Sundays from 9 to 10 A.

M. All mails close on Sun day at e. Mouey Order and Register Departments open from A. Bt. V.

iStJimp I'cpHrtnwBt open tiouiTt am. to 7 p. m. 9 'OIETIE0. MASOXIC.

Rising Sun Lodire, Na Reimlar Communication tho first and third Friiaya iof each qiontlucAU Masons in good standing coniialljr Jnyited. A. 11. ANNABLE, JJl. t.

r. ibfj8lab, bec 4 -sstt Fort Scott Chapter, No 3. Regular Convocations on second and fourth Taesdays of each month. Companions visiting the Chapter will be fraternally welcomed. M.

Havens. H. P. S. P.

TKE68LAK, Secretary. TTngh De Pay en Comiuandery, No.S, Regular Con clave held at Masonic Halt, Fort Scott, Kansas, on the nrat ana tniru weanesaays 01 eacn niontn. T. 11. Axnable, E.

B. E. Laxodon, Recorder. Adoniram Council Regular Meeting of Adoniram Connoil, No. 5, of Royal a- Select Masters, on third Tuesday of each month.

All Council Masons are rej epectfully invited. W. J. Cochbas, T. I.

G. D. T. Hiatt, Recorder. Eastern Star, (Adopted Free Masonry,) Olive Chapter N.

tS, Regular Comma nieations- first Tuesday of every month, at 7:30 o'clock. nu. i UfltrbAKy Tf ilk-. r. 1BESSLAR, eec T.

W. Ilenderson, No. ii. Regular 'Coiumn- nication first and third Monday of each month. All Masons in good standing are cordially invited.

A. Jtt. Thobh tost, W. M. U.

8. MaTOIw, Secretary ODD FELLOWS. Fort Scott Ijodir.N. 22, nteMW every MojnUx nigUt. All cordially invited to attend.

1 I UEO. bCBBOEB, fl. U. G. W.

KATttTto, Rec'g Sec'y. Rising Star Encampment. No. 7, Regular Meeting first aud third Thursday of each month. AU Patri archs in good standing are invited.

JOHN ULm, v. f. G. W. Katxi so, Scribe, KITIGIITSr OFS i i i i "i i 'ft i Mratic Lodge.

Vo. 17. Knights of Pythias, Regular Meeting second and Jfourtn eunesaay ot eacn niontn. All Knights in good standing are cordially Invited. 1.

S. UlAKK, U. U. D. T.

Hi att. K. of R. ft. 3 BED HEX.

Osaee Trfte, No. 1. Wigwam In Masonic HalL Conn c3 Fire kiudled on the first and third Saturday of each month, and the second and fourth Thursday of eacn monthi BcnPTrj-oacnenvnf GOOD TEMPLARS. Ft. Scott Lodge, No.

every Tuesday evening ovr Walrath's Stoxe. AU members I the order in good standing are invited. i W.sB: Torso: WiG Tfl IIORTICUI-TUAE- TJorticulinral Society meets at the City Council Atoom last siararaay 01 earn month, at 1 o'elooK p. m. J.

D. JlaitLOTB, PrcaWent, 8am, Secretary. Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FURNITU RE! w' jp CPnOLSTEEY, COFFINS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES. Shrouds always on Hand. Warehouse and Manufactory on Scott Avenue.

Manufacturer of MATTRESSES, For Wholesale Trade especially. Head for Price Lint CARPETS AT VERY LOW PRICES. A Fine Stock of WALL PAPER, trimmed free of charge if desired. Curtain Goods, Oil Shades Fixtures. If yon want harptins in onr line of goods, or desire any article manufactured to order at greatly reduced price, call on us or send in your orders.

We have the larjret and lt stock of ptods in Southern and will not be undersold by any house west of St. Louis. E. N. FRESHMAN BROS.

Advertising Agents' 180 West Fourth Cincinnati, Ohio. Are authorized agents to contract for advertise' meuts In thin paper. Estimate Furnished Free. Send for Circular A. W.

WALBrRN, Proprietor. Fbank J. NrT, superintendent. Port Scott Foundry. C5 I ENGINES, Iron and Brass Castings, Of All Kinds, and MACHINERY FOR ANY PURPOSE MADE TO ORDER.

Special Attention given to Boiler, Vault and Sheet lnn Works, Mill Gearing, Store Fronts, Proof Presses, Sash Weights, Tuyere Irons, Fence Railing, Horse-Power Well-Drilling Machines, Ac, all sizes, Steam and Water Pipes and Fittings, Cylinders Bored, and Job Work and Repairing doue on the shortest notice. SECOND-HAND ENGINES Always on hand. Address FORT SCOTT FOUNDRY. FORT SCOTT CARRIAGE WORKS, Successors to IIknrv Swank. MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF Carriages, Buggies TTwctons, Spring Wagons, Jtc Those desiring to Purchase will do well to call and examine our stock before going elsewhere.

Address all communications to FORT SCOTT CARRIAGE WORKS, Port Office Box, 390, FT. SCOTT. Kf C. W. GRAEN CO FORT SCOTT, KANSAS, Wholesale Jk Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and JJye Stuffs.

Phjucians' Prescriptions AccuratelyI uompoonaecu SI' Unrivaled la Ita Speedy and It: MAN BEAST. For Man. CANADIAN OIL, Neural lg la. 1 11 Ear Aches, Tooth Achee Rhea mat-ism, Soje-ness. Lame Back, Stiff, ness, Sre Throat, Dip-tberia.

Cankers, Bruises, Sprains and Cuta. Sweefley, Slat Bonea, Straina, Sprains, CsJloM Sinus, Harts, iad sail. Ourba, Uetts, Cattle and Sheep fVMnplainta. aad General Diseassa of Stuck, FOR MAN AND BEAST. Canadian Oil to for sal by Pritchard Bro.

Being well lecommenced by all druggists aad every one who have used it. Try one Bottle and Be Convinced. Price Par Bottle Saraiity-FiTaCaaU. racraaco ar tt Po JLX. J-L.

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Female complaints treated with unrivaled success, no matter what. Send for "circulars." Cures trnar- anteed or money refunded. Address UK. iwjiiah 613 North 6th street, St. Louis, Mo.

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CSina IPowcIer AFLIN RAND POWDER COMPANY'S CELEBRATED ORANGE SPORTING, MINING BLASTING POWDER. ISAAC STADDEN, Agent, lort Scott, KANSAS Agents Wanted Everywhere. Send for Circular and Terms. They sell to FARSEDS, TEAMS. TKIlri, KXl'KKMM, OH.MBI AMD HOitKRK tILK04IM'0'M, ill fact CO every one using faorsea for heavy-work.

Attachable without trouble to any they are adapted for use on all kind of vehicle hod ajrrVultural implement, and hava received the highest testimonials from prominent practical xueo. who are usingibem. Rrtail Tries 9 2. 50 per pair. NEWTON LULL, Sole Manufacturer.

155 Jackson St Chicago. (Under Grand Pacific Hotel.) as, ACRES, Comprising the greater part of what is called the NEUTRAL Iherckee BOURCON, CRAWFORD AND CHER OKEE COUNTIES, KANSAS. Still Owned and Offered For Sale by the MISSOURI RIVER, FORT SCOTT GULF RAILROAD CO. On credit running through ten years at 7 per cent, annual interest. No part of piincijial due until fourth year, and afterwards but one-seventh and interest annually.

QA PER CENT, discount for cash in full uv at date of purchase and proportional discount on all advance payments. No other section of the West offers greater in ducements to those seekiHg new homes and profitable investments. The Railroad 'T the Coniinir.V traverses the land centrally from North to South the K. A T. R.

R. ly ovi-r the north western lnirlion, and the K. It. K. from east to west, the last connecting at Tierce City with the Atlantic Pacific Railroad.

The prices of the land vary according to the soil, location, water supply and other advantages ranging from 84.00 to 12.00 per acre. COAL OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, and inexhaustible in quantity, is found on almost every section, producing cheap fuel and an unfail- ng resource for profitable labor. LEAD, ZINC AND OTHER MINERALS also found and mined In the Southeastern portion. The climate is delightful, there is no better fruit rehion in the United States, winter wheat, corn and all other cereals, tobacco, hemp, sweet aud Irih potatoes, and all other roots and vegetabh-s grown in this latitude are produced here. School are already built in almost every school district, and churches at convenient points.

Purchasers, on the- easy terms and long credits given, can pay the purchase money fiom the produce of the laud. For further information address JOHN A. CLARK, Land Cpnuniuioner. Fort Scott, Kanta. PIANOS! I0RQANS Usey Hallet, Davis nl ivnri W.

Kimball, ll lilUlV m. P. Emanon, aamBmmma ORG A NSj Nth Organ Co W. Kimbal in Us. New styles and irrw -jmrc.

uet yom lano or Organ where yoa will get wha oa bny, and write for Illustrated rrioed catalogue, to w. W. Kim ball, th largest Wholesale Dealer In the court try. Ceraer State At Adams Chicago, Illinois. THE MISSOURI, KANSAS TEXAS RAILWAY.

The only railway running twd trains eyry day in the week, Sunday included, from Fort Scott to Hannibal, Qnincy and St. Lonis And the railway that can sell you tickets from Port Scott to St. Lctuis or Qnincy for $9 00 good until nsed, with the follow ing rates to other points good till rF.D. 1st Class. 2d Class.

Limited. To St.L on 0 00 9 8 18 00 nii-apr Locisville, Indianapolis t1eveland Toledo 16 00 18 00- 19 00., 17 .8 17 00 19 50 16 25 .8 22 50.. 17 25. ,8 25 7 5 8 24 25 22 75 20 00 24 60 21 00 Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and oth- er points with corresponding reduction, with choice of rontes via Hannibal, Qnincy, Chicago or St. Lonis.

Pullman Palace Drawing and Sleeping cars on every train, so that ail can tie aoconunod-ted as to ronte. Time of departure, mod of travel, and the very cheapest rates, call on B. SEXTON, Agent M. A T. K.

loot of Jones street, ort Soott, before yon purchase ucKets eisewnere. 1 LW.g!,JJ!gm'''y'1' LANDS, Cocoanut Cake. One level cup cream ed butter, two and a half level cups su gar, four level cups sifted flour, three level cups grated cocoanut, fifteen whites of eggs, beaten until light, one-half teaspoon soda, one teaspoon cream tartar. Bake quickly in a large pan. If a white cake is too long in the stove it becomes yellow, and loses its delicacy Breakfast Rolls.

Mix one half of an ounce of sifted white sugar in two pounds of iinest flour, make a hole in the center and put in about two table-spoonsful of fresh yeast, mixed with a little water; let it stand all night; in the morning add the yolks of two eggs, a piece of butter the size of a wa'nut. and sufficient warm milk to make a right consistency; divide into rolls (about thirteen or fourteen); bake half an hour in a brisk oven. FIBST latioial laiili OF FORT SCOTT. PAID UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $125,000,00. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $300,000.

B. P. tTchONALD. Fretulent. CALVIS IHNTINGTON, Vice-Prerident.

C. F. DRAKE, Oaxttier. G. H.

OSJ3VN. Aiaittant Cathier. A Bank of Deposit, Exchange, Discount and CoUecttons. Farmers, Stock Dealers Merchants, Shippers and others will at all times be dealt witb on the most literal terms consistent with sound banking. DIRECTORS! CHA8.

KELSON. Buys and Sells SILVER, B. P. MCDONALD, 0. HUNTINGTON, L.

0. NKLSON C. V. DRAKE, 0 FA) RUE DREW, C. II.

ORBUN, GOLD. BONDS, b. p. Mcdonald, C. F.

DRAKE, President. Cashier. 'STOCKHOLDERS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Clias. Nelson, E.

L. Pi-nuiman, J. L. Stevens, J. F.

Cottrell, n. Osbun, J. 3. Mars ton, O.S.Drew, Calvin Huntington. C.V.

Drake, A. M. Drake, C. F. Martin, C.

O. nuntington, B. P. McDonald, L. C.

Nelson, Jas. M. Nelson, J. B. Kerr, COUGH, COLD, 0SS0RETHE0AT EXQTTEEfl Immediate Attention.

A continuance for any length of time, causes i ritation of the Langs, or some chronic Throat af fection. Neglect oftentimes results in some incu rable Lung disease. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES have proved their efficacy, by a test of many years, and will almost invariably give immediate relief. Obtain only BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, and do not take any of- he worthless imitations that may be offered. Attorney-at-Law, mm kol Motrtd Crrr, Kaxsas..