Chetopa Advance from Chetopa, Kansas • Page 3

LOCAL NOTICES. TEE CHETOPA ADVANCE Henry Booth makes pictures of THCUSOAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1882. store buildings and residences with the lightning process- and The weather is delightfully cool pleasant. Stoves by the Car Load. Just in, a full line Cooks and neaters.

Call and see them. E. W. BEDELL. "One-Loss" cirras in There was a town Jdonday.

Personal. Sheriff Bender was in town yesterday Mr. Geo. Spangle left Sunday for Chicago. Mr.

Chas. Wright ia spending a few days at home. CoL W. B. Glasse was in town Tuesday afternoon.

Jesse Brockway.Esq, of Oswego, was in town yesterday afternoon. Miss Xettie Hurlburt, of Oswego, spent several days in town this week. Mrs. J. II.

Crichton left for St. Louis Monday and will take in the fair there next week. Messrs. C. D.

Ashley and O. B. Hamlin, of Galena, were in town the first of the week. held Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired on short notice at Spangle's Erst door East of Herman's furniture store. The County convention will be at Oswego next Friday.

UlIElfl I 111 111! filljj If is 1 tiff iLla I agon to Joseph Craft has a spring loan to chicken Mrs. A. Crosby solicits pupils for Instruction in Music, either Piano or Organ. For particulars inquire at residence, corner of Willie Snyder has been given a position in the grocery store of Taylor Martin. Mulberry and 4th streets.

1 our mammoth stock llr. D. O. Closser is excavating and jireparir.g to lay the foundation for his Mrs. J.

P. Lewman leaves to-day for Fcrt Scott on a visit to her parents, of For Sale, One of the best improved bunding. rms Southern Kansas. For sale. Prof.

J. W. Weltncr has moved into the Ilayward property, west of the M. II. DEKSHA5 school house.

A full line of new millinery goods, 59A1 ST all stvles and qualities. All at tue New lii and Miss Jennie Hnrlbut is engaeed to 10 i lowest prices at St. Johns. teach the Watson and begins next Monday. VewiiIi to return our most sincere thanks lor The Presbyterian church social will be held on Friday evening of this week at the residence of J.

L. Loose. the kindness extended to a few weeks. John M. Grant and wife, of Oswego, were registered at the National Sunday evening.

Will Frye, foreman of the Oswego Republican, spent Sunday in Chetopa with his parents. Mr. F. W. Frye and wife came down Saturday and visited their friends and relatives in the city.

Mr. LeviOrr, returned from his visit to his home in Illinois, and will now locate permanently with us. Messrs. Daniel and M. L.

Izor reached here Tuesday night to attend the funeral services of their brother. J. E. Bryan, of the Oswego Independent, listened to the sermon in the M. E.

church Sunday evening, A. B. Pinney, representing the Kansas City Paper was in town Satur wards us Iv our many Consisting of the latest styles and novelties and at prices that will friends who have exerted themselves to pay us their Dr. Latta has removed his dental office above the store of Messrs. Closser and Vrintz, where lie has very pleasant rooms.

lnuebtness even when not yet due. Our complete loss by the fire of our whole wifiiln til stoch places us in need of money to settle out debts, The horse race last Saturday resulted in the defeat of the Iliglileyman mare bv J. fc. Brisco's sorrel poney. Stakes 310.

and we wish to be tot ever day, and gave the Advance office a call. great fill to all those wins us to make immediate pay ment of their indebted ness. J. J. Smith Son.

Mr. Guy M. Ltwis has our thanks for copies of the Durango (Colo.) Herald, containing views of the city, public buildmgs, etc. Mrs. G.

IL Bates left last week for St. Louis accompanied by Masters Scott and Dick, to be absent a week or two. Tor new Ginghams, dress As to the size of our stock, style of doing business, and to the sroods, and Domestics go to $10,000 WORTH OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, Notions, Saved from the great fire, to be sold regardless of cost. These goods are soiled somewhat, but not and must be closed out in the next thirty days.so as to open our new store with a complete new stock. Wo are located at present on cor.

3d and Maple st, old California building. Come Early and get Bargains. Mrs. Maddy, of Muncie.Ind., a sister lite star Store. At Cook's school house, next Sunday-Sunday school at 3 o'clock and preaching by Rev.

A. P. George, at 4 o'clock, sharp. A full attendance is desired, of Mrs. A.

C. St. John, died last Sun Barb Wire! We are prepared to offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS to CASH CUSTOM ERS, for fall trade. Call and see us. Drafek.Bowyei; Douman.

Mr. C. A. Merrill has left his position in the ary goods house of Mr. J.

L. Loose, and accepted a situation in the grocery store of Mr. T. Marsh. The bridge on the road leading south from 3d street, is in a bad con-condition, having several holes in the door.

"Where is the road commissioner The best stocking yariw, German day. Mrs. St. John will return home next week. W.

F. Schock, of Montana, and J. M. Cunningham, Register of Deeds, were in town Monday, and called at the Advance office. Mrs.

T. W. Ilayward and children, left Monday of this week for Las Vegas, New Mexico, to join her husband, who is in business out there. Mrs. Mary Azdell and Mrs.

Lizzie J. McCreery, of Monmouth, 111., mother and sister of J. A. Azdell. Richland town yarns, zephyrs etc.

at St. Johns. Mr. P.ot.t. White has purchased the lot west of Cook's new building, and will erect thereon a two story brick, with hall above, in the rear, and an office room in front.

township, are spending a few weeks in this vicinity. Read Loose's ad I Am Lijrhliilug Worker! I make negatives of babies in i second. Horses hotographed easily going at the rate of 2 and if the light is very good I can catch the fast young man and high-flyers. But my stay here must be short as my business calls me away. Henry Booth.

We prefer lo leave the pMic Judge for Themselves. Gov. J. P. St.

John and Hons. P. B. Plumb, D. C.

Haskell and B. W. Perkins will address the citizens of Parsons on the afternoon and evening of October 2d. Cahu of Thanks Mrs. S.

J. Izor and family desire toreturn their sincere thanks to their friends for their kindness and assistance during their late bereavement. Mrs. S. J.

l.on. and For Mew clothing sents lurnishin to the Star Store, Mis. Ira Williams, living several miies south of Chetopa, in the Territory, had her arm broken week ago Sunday, Dr. Anderson was called and reset it, and at last accounts she was getting along very well. Mr.

Henry Booth, now has his gallery in good running order, and is doing some excellent work. From samples we have lately seen, we are free to admit that he takes the best photographs of any artist who has ever jet visited Chetopa. If you are looking for good Hoots and Shoes go to St. Johns. shoes tit Sew boots and the Star Store.

Th6 mammoth beet of the season was broucht into our office a few days ago by George Foland, of Hackberry township. It weighed 9 lbs. We have had some big "dead beats" in our office before now, but this beats them all. Fire. Having met with the misfortune of losing our entire stock of goods by the fire of the 14th inst, we call up The Presbytery of Neosho will meet in Garuett on next Tuesday evening.

The opening sermon will be preached by Rev. II. II. Cambern, the retiring Moderator. The Synod of Kansas will commence its sessions on the following 'Tuesday evening in the Presbyterian on eacn ana even' one wno are oving us, eituer by note or book accouni, to call in and pay the same.

It is needless for us to sav to you that we need our church in Ottawa. jwWppw grit An inquest was held Tuesday over the body of E. 1). Izor, before Calvin, and the verdict was that the deceased came to his death by a ball from a pistol in his own hands in his room, with the intent to commit suicide. money you know it, and we will be grateful to you if you will make extra exertion to pay us immediately.

J. J. Smith iv Sox. The Synod of Kansas of the United i Presbyterian Church, representing the Presbyterians of Arkansas allev. Spangle has come to stay.

Bring in your Watches and have them repaired. Are you made miserable by constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, skin Shiloh's Colorado, Garnett, Kansas. Neosho, IMS AIR All work warranted to be st-elass. Valley, and west Missouri, met in this city on Tuesday morning last, and con- is a positive cure. For sale at Ludlow's i drug store.

UP-sy Eddingtons one pound loaves of bread weight 16 ounces. Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief, Price 10 cts. 50. and 61. Sold at Ludlow's osa city property in Chetopa in 400.

and one thousand J. B. Cook. turned in session till the time of going Money ta Loan ca ciiy property. J.

iLCook. to press of this issue. On Tuesday The Rev. J. Elliott, of Oswego, will preach in the Presbyterian church at Kingston next Sabbath morning at seven o'clock.

After the sermon the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered. Mr. Elliott will also preach on Saturday eveiimgat the same evening Rev. M. M.

Brown the retiring moderator preached a Sermon on Line will immediately re drug store. AtioUacr car Soart of celebrated draft cesvedat E. XScdcH. Christ the power of God" from 1 Cor.l. May, WEteflay, Way ei Maj OCTOBER 10, 11, 12, 13.

24. Rev, S. C. Reed, D. of the Pres i JLUtHltll 1 ill Mittl The Salve in the world of cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin Eruptions, and cures Piles.

It is guaranteed to lieve croup, whooping cough and bronchitis. Sold at Ludlow's drug store. Read Loose's ad. Head Loose's ad. H'agons! If you want the best wagon manufactured, at a reasonable price, buy the Milburn Wagon.

Prices no higher than inferior wagons are selling for. All sizes, both iron and wooden axles on hand and for sale by J. Smith Son. At- Farmers and Stock Dealers, give pertect saUsiactio'i, or mntiey rel'uisded. Price cents er box.

For sale by IT. Drshair1. bytery of Colorado was elected moderator, Rev J. A. Nelson of Lawrence, the stated clerk holding over.

Rev Jos. Allen was elected assistant clerk. On Wednesday morning all reports papers etc requiring reference were received and referred. The standing committees were elected and commence ed their labors, In this Synod there are 58 churches, presided over by 53 1 Money to place. The line store house, erected in this city, by Col.

J. B. Cook, is now nearly completed. It is of stone, 2(3x96 feet, with cut stone pilasters, iron columns, and plate glass front; the glass, 81x128 inches; the ceiling is 14 feet high. This is one of the most handsome and best store rooms ever built in the county; it was planned and superintended by M.

Bannon, architect of this city, and will be occupied by J. J. Flannelly, October 13C with an immense stock of dry goods. in Chetoca eitv property sums of $'200, and cue thousand. $100, $300.

U.C00K. For senN fara'salns goods at iciuT prices, uo to Flannel-ly's one price case store. ter.tton We have for sale one span of well broke mules, one span of well broke horses, nine head of Tinbroke three year old colt, will sell cheap for cash or low on a credit of six months with good security twelve per cent, interest per annum from date until paid, or will trade for good young cattle. Al A nasal injector free with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.

Sold at Ludlow's drug store. Examine goods and jirsccs before buving- at A. St. John's A Full and Complete List of Premiums in pamphlet form now going through the press. This will be THE FAIR OF SOUTHERN KANSAS so, want to buy young cattle and hogs.

Also have several second hand wagons to sell or trade. W. G. Hoover Co. Head Loose's ad.

The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, of says: "Both myself and For new and good low prices so to Flannellj's one price cash store. Wall Paper! WINDOW SHADES Just received the largest and finest stock ever brought to Chetopa.

Call and see them. II. Deksiiam. Business is Business. If yon need Seatiii or cook stoves, sewinsr ma wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Con Chetopa, July 27th.

'82. Consumers of Bread can get 20 1-lb loaves of bread for 1.00 at Eddixgton's sumption Cure." SO-Oii Mothers 3Iothers Mothers Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating Lowest prices guaranteed at the Star Store. "Hackmetack," a lasting and fragrant perfume. Price 2oaud HO cents. Sold at Lodlow's drug store.

Ladies will find thoine new dress plaids at St. John's, the best and cheapest iu the city. The oidy scientiile Iron Medicine that does not produce headache but gives to the system all the benefits of iron without its bad effects, is Brown's Iron Bitters. chines, paint, oils, ons best in the world, barbed t'ciiecwire- another carload just received, anvkiii 1 or any thsii the hardware or tinware line, call and be AGHICILTIRAL, HORTICULTURAL A.D MECIIAWAL. Every farmer in this part of Kansas should make it a point to give his attention to this Fair during the entire season.

COME OTVE, COMEALL. Suicide. Last Tuesday our town was thrown into a feverish state of excitement by the announcement that E. D. Izor had shot himself, and was dying, and soon the report proved too true.

It seems that he had returned from the Missouri Pacific depot, where he has been at work as night operator for several weeks; had eaten his breakfast, gone to his room over W. J. Herman's store, shaved himself, and then taken a large Colt's navy revolver, which belonged to Jack Fraunberg and was lying on the tabla, and deliberately shot himself; the ball entering his head above the right ear, passing through the bead, and then striking the wall, and glancing back and falling into a mosquito bar over a bed on the opposite side of the room. He lived only about two hours in an unconscious state. No cause is known why he should have committed this terrible deed.

For several weeks he has seemed very low spirited, but no one knows the reasons that prompted him to take his life. His funeral services were held at the resbyterian church yesterday afternoon, with a large, attendance of our citizens, and Rev. C. II. McCrerv officiating.

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy a positive A Brilliant Affair. The most brilliant social event of the season vas the marriage of Mr. J. W. Bridenthal and Miss Julia Slaughter, which occurred on Tuesday evening, at the residence of the bride's father in the presence of a large assemblage of relatives and friends.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. P. George, and as the bride and groom stood beneath the legendary horse shoe, decorated with evergreens and Mowers, listening to the solemn words of the parson they were as handsome a couple as we have seen in many a day. The bride was beautifully attired in rich navy blue silk, cream kids, stylish Lingerie of cream Spanish lace, and natural flowers, daisies and rosebud.

Hair, dressed in same manner. After the ceremony and congratulations, refreshments of sandwiches, cake and ice cream were served. The presents were numerous, rich and rare, of which the following is a list with names of donors Household set of furniture Mr. and Mrs. J.

.1. Slaughter. Family liible Mr. and Mrs. 31.

Bridenthal. Set Moss Hose china Col. and Mrs. J. B.

Cook. Table cloth and napkins Mr. and Mrs. cure for catarrh, diphtheria and canker pain of cutting teeth If so, go at once and get a bottle ot Mrs. Winslow's Sothing Syrup.

It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately depend upon it; there is no mistake about it. There is not a mother on earth who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the and give rest and relief to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nuises in the United States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.

45-ly convinced that 1 can suit you E. IV. Bedell, Chetopa, Eians. moutlL bold at Ludlow drug store. 09-39 Never Give lp.

If you are suffering with low and depressed spirits, loss of appetite, general debility, disordered blood, weak constitution, headache, or any disease of a bilious nature, by all means procure a bottle of Electric Bitters. You wilt be surprised to see the rapid improvement that will follow: you will be inspired with life; strength and activity will return; pain and misery will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in the praise of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Der-sham. 5 SPECiAL KOTiCES. Sheriffs Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, Labette County. --Watson Dewey vs. Julia A. Boone. Millions Given Away.

Millions of bottles of Dr. King's Xew Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have been given away as trial battles of the large size. This enormous outlay would be disastrous to the proprietors, were it not for the rare merits possessed by the wonderful medicine. Call at M. II.

Dersham's Drug Store and get a trial bottle free, and try for yourself. It never fails to cure. 5 DEALER IN Money to Loan on city property In Chetopa GROCERIES, ntOHISIDE FLOUR 11 Ml sums ors-200, S300, S400. and one thousand J. B- Cook, IJy virtue of a special execution to me di-rerte'l and dfiivere'l, Imc 1 oat of the Eleventh Judicial District Court of the State ol Kan-as, Mttiiiir in and for Labette County, ia said state, I will, on the thirrr-first day of October.

A. D. 12, between the hours ol one and two- o'clock p. of said day, at.the Court Houe door in Oswego, in the county and State aloreaid, offer at public sale and sell to the Inchest bidder, for cash in hand, the described real property, to-wit: The south half of the northeast quarter and the east half of the northeast q-iarter ol the northeast quar Queensware, Woodenware Glassware. Bank Block, Maple Street, Chetopa.

Wm. ook. Should you be a sufferer from dyspepsia, indigestion, malaria, or weakness, you can be. cured by Brown's Iron Bitters. By Universal Accord Ayer's Cathartic Pills are the best of all purgatives for family use.

They are the product of long, laborious, and successful chemical investigation, and their extensive use, bv physicians in and napkins Miss Millie Table cloth Slaughter. Grandma," Bed spread and towels Joh Billins's Mrs. Rachel K. Cook, I Bed spread and towels Mr. and Mrs.

5 in even. This once splendid and populous city, the first notice of which is found in Genesis. 221S years B. is not mentioned again until the time of the book of Jonah, the eighth century B. C.

But for the purifying the blood, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Langor or Loss of Appetite, Swayne's Pills are unequaled, as thousands who have used them can testify. And they are equally good for Liver Complaint, Bilious Headache, Sick Headache, Jaundice, Bilious Fevers and other irregularities of the Stoma'-h. Liver and Bowels. Gorman Stallion for Sale. Having sold my fruit and stock farm adjoining town, I offer on terms the Imported Norman Stallion Revire.

It's all nonsense lo uppose that Villi n-in crmtLAv tliT. vou can serenely go thivuuh this life ter sectior yo. twenty-live z- in Township Xo. tbirtv-four VH) south ot Ranee No. seventeen arfeust in Labette coanty.

Kan- sas. said property to be sold as command- 1 ed by said special execution. D. M. ilender.

SheriiT. She-ifs clEcp. Oswcso. sept. 11.

12. Ros-intou, Johnson Attornevs for Plaintiff. I their practice, and by all civilized na- tions, proves them the best and most effectual purgative Pill that medical sience can devise. Being purely vege-: table no liana can arise from their use. In intrinsic value and curative powers! no other Pills can be empaivd with: them, and every person knowing their 1 will employ them, when" need-! 1 Bardware, Iron and Steel, Wagon Work, Stores Iii- without physical sullering.

ue man who indulges in this hypoiheii may as I welt expect to pick up a iron i with his fingers without gr-tting burn-1 i ed. Josh Billings says "Every man i hu tliinks tu craule thru this existens i whithout bavin' the disjwpshia is a I ule." And overlooking his orthogra- ware, Agricultural Implements, Pomps, Bepe, Sash and Giass, ir The Cecil M. E. church is now organized, and ready for action. Articles of incorporation have been filed and the deed recorded.

The trustees are Ezra Landon, J. Thompson, W. J. Lough, Chas Watson. J.C: Collins, D.P.Lucas and II.

M. Ephriam. The site of the church is on the land of John L. Jones, at the northwest coiner of his quarter section, being one naif mile west of his store and post office. Xo better nor more central location could have been secured.

The board have some four or five acres of land, and propose to have a cemetery connected with the church and parsonage property. The church will be a large comimtdious stone edifice 2x45 and will cost from to S1500 and will be an ornament to the community. On Wednesday, October 4, the trustees have arranged for a formal acceptance of the property and inauguration of the building. There will be speaking, singinsr, digging and we doubt not but a collection The committee having the arrangements in charge doubtless will make a success of the undertaking. On this inaugural day the people of every name and denomination are requested to come and stav all dav, to Sheriff's Sale.

i ea. iiiey keep the sstem perfect AT DAVIS' OLD STAND, CHETOPA, KANS ptiv, Jusu is nglitii. neu a man therefore is in need or a. medicine fori Description Ilevire i3 light dupple 1 01 iit-r, aim maintain 111 heaithy action I Ladette county, the Whole machinery of life. Mild, Haines Passmore, Plaintiff, v-.

John W. searching and effectual, thev are espec- i Jiclieynoids ana Hannah McKeynolds, i la'Iy adopted to the needs of the din-- i Uef'-iulaats. m. ood. Lunch cloth and napkins Mr.

ftnil Mrs. J. L. Loose. Lunch cloth and napkins Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Slaughter. SiP cr castor From friends the M. K.

church. Silver cator Messrs. J. J. and A.

A. Set silver knives and lorka Wm. Fraunberg. Set silver spoons Mrs. J.

Slaugnter. Set tea spoons Star Club, Delavan, 111. Table cloth Mr. and Mrs. Sloane.

Table cloth Miss Xora llamsey. Double piclle castor Misses Clara Wrieht and Kosa Sloane. Pickle castor Miss Gertie Marsh. Cake stand Miss Eulalie Keale and Archie Neaie. Glass Set Misses Flora and Lulu Colter.

Butter Knife Mrs. A. Witt. Susar Shell Miss Mary f. Berrv spoon Mr.

and Mrs. .1. S. Tart. Tvro napkin rings Mr.

A. F. Sloane. Large lamp andrug Mr. ana Mrs.

H. c. cook. caino rocker Mr. and Mrs, J.

L. Van lb, LKR CLARK. J0, H. BATES constipation, dispepsia. liver and kidney complaint, langor and other ail-men Is peculiar to the season, let him take none but Pills.

apporotus, derangements of which they prevent and cure, if time! grey, li hands high, weighs linj!) was imported from France in Also 7 hear" of Mares with toal. Call on or address, J. L. LOOSE. Chetopa, Kan, Ky virtue of a special execution to me di- i reeted and deliver 'j.

out of the I Eleventh Judicial LM-tri'-t Court ot the ot Kansas, sittinz in and for Labette in said I will, on the thirty- first day of October, A. I) lwi, between i They are the best and safest 1 taen. nhvsic IJilALEJl Confectioneries and Candie. CLARK BATES, BANKERS, to employ for children and weakened constitution, where a mild the hours of one and two o'clock p. m.

of The woman who seeks relief from but effectual cathartic is reouired. said dav. at the Court House door in Oswe- I Oranges, Lemons, For sale by aa dealers. Finest stock of Yv'atehes ever brought to southern Kansas at Spangle's. Parties wishing pictures made by Henry liooth should not delay, but go I at once as he cannot remain but a short time.

CHETOPA, KANSAS. Lo. in the County and State aforesaid, olFer at DUblic sale sell to the highest bidder. bnnsr their linsk-ffs nri-ll tiilod ami ha Note. For dyspepsia and liver you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of iMuloh's Vitallzer.

It never-fails to cure. Sold at Ludlow's dru store. itreur.te-! have a han.i i.i tu initio-i Camp rocker Mr. "John and Kiss Millie for ea-Ii in hand, the 'lowing described rel property, to-wit: 'J he southwest qnar- ter ot Section o. seven In Township Xo.

thirtv-one south of Itansre Xo. eighteen east 'contaiciri one hundred nd fifty- i and thirty-two hundredth acres more or lessi in L.ib-tte County. Kansas. Said pain by the free use of alcoholic stimulants and narcotic drags, finds what she seeks only so far as sensibility is d-stroyed or temporarily Xo cure was ever wrought by such means and the longer they are employed the more hopeless the ease becomes. Leave chloral, morphia and belladonna alone and use Mrs.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I iauchtr. A general Banking business Transacted. Money always or hand to loan on snort time to sponsible parties. A full feeling after meals, dyspepsia, heartburn, and general ill health relieved by JJrown's Iron Bitters.

tory work of this enterprise. Rev. A. P. George is the in charge and the church is ready for occu I1AXAXAS, and a full line of FRESH FRUITS Always on hands.

Also a large stock of Canned Ooofls Ice Cream and Soda Water a spec- clock Isjdor and Maurice Lehman. card receiver Mr. E. VV. clark, carii receiver-chas.

Merrill. HU(ikerc'iief satchet Mrs. J. E. Brown, Set vases Miss Emm Dolson.

Pin cushion miss Xettie IIurlbuL Box of Honey Mr. and Mrs. M. pronertv to be sold as commanded by said For Crrst class Drj (foods af tU execution. Louis prices, so to Fianaellf i d.m.ender.

sheriff one price cash store, opposite! rur office, pancy will preach in the Liggett school house, which is 9 mile south and half a uiiie" east of the proposed church. COBBESPONDESTS Xovntu Mrot.y Banker Sev York. For est qnality Soots and shoes hats and caps, so to Flan-nelU's one price cash store. The bese unlaundried shirt in the city for S1QQ at St. Johss.

ialty. tlie Bank. J. U. Coudermaa, AUornej for Plaintiff..