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1 LOCAL HEALGUAE.TZSS IS KAESAS FOIt F. IUIX1LU, Prcs't. Wm. CIMSBV.T: JNO. J.

Ca.VWrOR:, i THE IfST E3A IS rCBLIHED 15 GEASsinirrta falls Every Thursday. 7KEji Editor. Ter-ms: Two dullar rr tunum, d- tit nmnthf on' Thit iuoutlit firt cents. Just as we were goiag to press we received a co moinnir.a?ioa from our special correspondent at Lfl.nKham, but too late for tkia week. It will appear next week.

Last week we published an aceoturft of some horses beina: stolen from Mr. Crosby and otoera Last Sunday word was brought to town that the inspected parties. Fete Stitel and Wilkes Blair were sloping at the house of Benedict Myers on Walnut Creek, about five Billes from town. Mr. Crosby immediately art out a warrant and in company wiih tbef ry Marshal and others, ttaned in pursuit.

ie Calvin State that don't know Boots anil hoes at panic prices. The largest stock and the best jjoods in the city at prices that will astonish you. Go and see them at Lord 4 Waiter. A T. Steward once said that his success in life was attributable to his stiict attention to business.

We have thought for some time if any man ouht to succeed it is Gov. Young, onr jrentleaianly express man. He is on the streets early and late, ready to accommodate any person ho may favor htm with a- call. We aie ph ased to know that he is be- Is there any one in the jem 329 Shawnee Street, SECKLER. If there is nch a per-on he ontrht to form his acquuiutance soon, as winter Id now coming on isd ht ju-itreceiveione of tLe BEST STOCKS UF CLOTHING EVER EKOUGHT TO THE AYEST, Consisting of Overcoats.

Dress Coats. Pants, Vests, Sfiirts, Drawers, flats. Caps and all other kind of goods kept iu his line. ne has tut ore price and that is the lowest. John Seekler has gained a world-wiiie rcpn'-tf-'in for selling cheip clorhinc.

When any of our readers go to Leaveawortu. don't Cut to call uuoii Jolui yon ill make money by doing V. -ilS DELAWARE STREET (BETWEEN 4th and 5th.) Dealer in Ci0 0SS, Takes plasnre in inviting the pc-opie of f.r:.s hopper Falls and snrronnuing eonntry to lllJ-et ilia IMME.YSF. STOCK OF GOODS hongh! for inch ami iectrd with a to nil clr. -scj li fi-mer nic-'unic, anil every neel-e who is 1,1 -a mt ol II 1, A 1 l.tFW 1'UICtS heu you visit the city do not tail to tail on, W2 3ra B.

FLEIIKR, 41G Dolaware. THE CLOTHIER, Leavenworth, Kansas? BLAKE ORGANS. reiiiarKahly easy terms or HCiTTH, en 'U- i to po-'p-rs one I C-t-iirict I'int fr Uie liiiii.ni-: lU-v. bul snvii .1 i liip hii'l. liet-t Delaware and Filth, ts.

Leaven Kana AVILSOX with Iris Delaware Street, Leavouworlh. 11 HOFFMAN, BROWN and GENERAL WESTERN alGENTS FOK THE LORING iS6 Wliich are sold on tlie 330ZaXjx.TS PIVE TIv f-iisv HrT.in(rnrnt crwT flr of the iu-miiiH-n's Ti fiich ren-lois nn, faif.y tnveiut-ti oy rum 'ipei. Tiiey ai iWr i inn Tiitti ait also wht.Us;i k- r-t ti! V. Muiic, tic. etc.

JLVerythiug iu th Cor. 390-ly. And now comes JAMES vviison, 825 Il.ivingreceiveil m-tny fivers and much srood h'titit in moner THE NEW SlIt)E Xo.ol-5De!;iwar.' Street. aS xrcprjftors- We keep ihe assorted stork that is kt in the 'iUareal! new and in. -h.

Otir priw'-s We mvi'e every bo Jy to call when vis itiug Leaven wor; It. CHASE BROTUEPiS. 315 Delaware Street, Leavenworth, Katisu 34Mv. AITKEN IS 1 Grasshopper Falls. Kansas.

nicks Gephart Batiliajr Uoii.se, up stairs. tiy Teeth extracted without psin Ex-iminaiiou ,4 -Tv "r- ev -rv IlsJLUX OF a. i A (-1 iTc.i 'V sr I with a line of atul Moots -ir, anil Kit! ler o. 'in i I.e. 1 A'ty size.

'Hi. or siv Ic. inti will be lcxnr: CU.VUGE. on a short iioiice. A fine line of nVilxll GKOri-'R'E? XL' 1, i.N i 'I'UBAL'C or ''iGAlSAe.

I'Ki' KS at the livin? ra' do. eam'of p.o irniyer' r.uck on Hi. Tails, Kansas. 1 1 IT HUE S- two near the A. T.

cc S. F. pre to turn out an. CinoiMit of the ti- "it Address I i Box 'icjii Un, Katisst ,1 it: il o. I Cteap rutins in Sasthv.

c-'-t kis FSor.fi. Paeil'e Con oto to-n-s 1 -1 Geii'iral am) s-otitowe-t i. j.t s.l S3 nere. eti seven ti'sr 1: 1:., inn iiota M. al! II.

1:1:. her, mil v.i:,iili. cl.t-r. ln- tlini hi 01 i -ty invite Ironi oi loi'ti- I irei Ilow rs. I or i i' a I'm k.

I.anu St. Lout. i. Xo. T.

A Ir. A AY Cl'EL Southwest Cor. Ilroa 1-. a.i'i CRAssMo: r.T.:-S, KAN-Ar Buss to and fi-. iu all -i rii'.

ia coi.Ti'x'.'.oU-f:-i.:-. (- .) Trains WM. r.ui iiMAi.i.i: in I.i.itf.'..s. WUOLESAI.K AM lilocei i- 4JT -a s-a a i r.rii ymssiioti; I- alls, Oilk" at the lis promptly ns't-i soil niiii il to loth TT-r. fj Of f'" ASD EEAL E3TATE BROKERS, Gr ti' Fail's, Do a iiankiofr loi-iness.

allow inteie-t i time iiet at.il tti i's -i ii cp. y.i-.ii!al in ail is i. l.i r.ii ri ci.r: Tlie nii.li i kei or. h-tri'l a lull stock of fruits ami groceries, sucii as its. Fin rr.

I. AIsOX', ovs cofflk. um all other at- incite iine cf Imit ami jrroeei v. 1 fi.r ensii. Broa-lwar, Grsssiioi.jier Falls.

Kansas No. 33 tf. Isaac Mcc't Li.vr FS I e-U ii.Jj'l the Pa-ixciPAf. non.L Tin. I I' Y.

Corner of Sycamore and Louisa street jras.liopper Fall-. F. M. OI.VlN. Pior.tiefnr Physician and jier Kalis, Kansas.

Office in iiiliyerV Ulock, two doors ea-t of'P. up (stairs. HcstJence in tiio south pari i town Uiivr- Li Sawyer Mite', ell, are now jirrrnrot tofnrtii-li Meats" ot all kliels on tin most tcrni lor Ca-h- A fii'l! snpIv ill be looii'l tly on l. Tiu-y 'o tiave ceiebiateii ileat i iioj ticr. est to onli-r rnTt notii-c.

t-j- They pnv the liir'iet market price tor ilnle. ui5 anil I 'el is. L. NOr.TilliUl', PuYSICIA.V and SLKflKON. ivriotshopi-er I ails, Kansas.

Calls fromt ny and country proin-. iv at-niled to. As usual PalienAs recuvelf and tremlol at bis OcUjjun at SKI CAVITJL. M. I'.

llit.l.Yl It, riAZ7EK v. iin-. I'JiK 3LLAM. LhCi.i-: Jl.HN F. CR Ac COW.

ill! iiuing iivars iioiusa t.j I', Ui, S'-ty. W. A. llOSL. acr.H V'l.

lliFiic Pi sifts in I I Xt i2a i i TW'INKS, CUfEERV, V.J PABEil BAGS snd WRAPFi: PVPEIL d( I vlaware Street. I.xAvrwosxii, Iv.vi.. 3t-i-ly. KAW VALLEY -e--rf 1 of mi 31.1I fi'i r-011 s'ivec i rti ti vTF.AM ENGINE, MILL Axr agrit: i'URAL Vi'BOMGIIT A C.i- We hare f.mi-1. te s-itcf V.iJ Workirg .1 liia-ry, I rrl t.i aH ir.l.

'i B-: S''u n.i.-s sti.Ti 'in r. ttl.il tl. ai rs. At lile ii.w-.t k-aatt 1 1, -es, AM'oK ST 11 C.re-al p. Trv Hiili 1 FALLS, .1 i 1 i si i.titiee.

Will altetid ti r. a', gut and No. 10 RESTAURANT. t'LXIX Tiil.it: At ir: Warm i Ii tl.elo-j-oi 2-u ly.) a Have vi L-i'st one of tl.e iiiie-i, i irii'a 1 i iit'PtTiitilfl II'M' it: i I liiillliiji iJiiialiUijii) this C.iuii'. uijd ure ublt to soil MEL'ICIXFS.

PAIM'S, OILS. PUTTY am! 1 l'j to le found in 1 IJi'i'0 it "iei si- Come and see ti; wc can satis-ycu. Prescrii.tion and Reeif can i'iili' aiv I. -1 III tnilii Lunik: i. Ki a Ti.i iv ti- 1 vet in yo; Or a.U ii i a i thr r-e 1 and no cj.ai'at;nn a en as sue a-id ver.

i- i.ei-lihorsi al out who it land -onwiii i'ti 1 it lias fined wh'-n o'ber have failed aud it weal; and sickly. I); not wat time in cheap re.iic die, Lnt give the iureoa Au. Pi.Is a trial, hy til dealeir one dollar per hox, or sent po pai-1 on reeuii.t of price to IL iirown. Leavenworth, Kansas. Diarrhea, I)y -t can I cured ly Frown'-.

Extract of a i I i.i;.' 'f, it is the b'-l an. ion known, every ft with a ho'rie si. I he a red -r cr Si-idou attat- ly all If i HAZIER WE A TI1LRH OL" Pvalur in Family Groceries, Flour, Tol-tceoa, Couf etc. etc. etp.

etc. cic. Oonlt thli-trrJ frre of cktxrg'. -'Mf of iFuUip-on's I.uailier aril. 'H'f-'in.

NEW MICHIGAN "(e W'n a. fctjaa ImmT G2ASSE0P222, FALLS, Straight GA Jes, Seiwoned Ltiia-ber. F. A. DUDGEON Who is sewojied now? Who woulcl'ut be a Gramjerf There lias bet a a sudden rise in hay seed and sich.

Our population increasing ii from natural causes. The editor of tlie now a dealer iu Veal on the hoof. Have you seen those bukio gloves at Lord 4 WaiteV? 3" Iwelling house and Office rooms for rertat VALLKY BASS. Somebody is an effort to pet up a writ ins school in our city. TlieCoiifrrcratioi.al church was crowd ej to overflowing la-t Sunday uiht.

I-a-t Sunday was a day and every body was out walking with some-bodv's sister. s-TIiweiiing houses anl ornce rooms for rrut at VALLEY BAXK. Delightful weather, but Oh, what -lull we do for water if it holds on much longer. Trairiu hii keiis were offered on our streets la-t Saturday at seven and one half cents each and found but few buyers I'mdent wiw" jra-t ire by buying tums tor their jnl Waite'a. A hard winter is cominor on; poverty misery and crliiie will be abundant, therefore, be penerous to the poor and keen your stable door locked.

Tlie Sidle ami Sn-if dont believe in the "bis 1 and little policy. In fact they don't ne ihecaniLd I at all but use the figure one instead. The Graiiircrs are jntiilant, we hope they w.ll now ract'ce what tliej preach and run our county affairs with housty anI economv. Al Tatrick was detained in Oskaloosa by the sickness of his ife and did not arour.d our city to et home as was surmis-d by some invidoiis persons. Mrw Hays haa ju-t o(H-neii a fine of Millinery" tioiala of the latest styles, whirb fhe nfli rx to Kelt very low for cah or country pro- iluce.

she io al.o i.reiiareJ to do all kintf oi Kress and Cloak making. Oive her a call. n-Iwelling houses anil office room for rental VALLKY liAVK rhe Peak Family cf Swiss Hell Kitijrers rave a very rood conceit at the church last Saturtkiy nifrht. Lard times made the audianoe a il'uu one. The Parsoiiitge of the colored Biptist church is torn down and the roof is usd lor eoverinirs lir horse sheds.

"To what base ucs must we come at last Siiiicth'mg for I tie ladies-warm flannel lined slim and gailers, at Lord Jt Waite's, just the thing for winter. NOTICE. The undersigned takes this method of inform ing all peisons indchtetl to tticm to Come forward ami make payment immediately and save co-t. MOV hit tlsr.K. Nine marriage in our county last month winter is suit ly coinins-.

PotatiK-s per bushel, apples 51-CC- and mom so scarce that three iiickles itiakcs a man rich, who ould'nt be a Grander? it coal: Native Lump i oal, per arlioi.d le and ss-ranton shaft, 21 cts. Lesvitiworth, fin lmihu-hel lots) 21 cts F. A. 11i is Co. Keport of the Valley Grove School.

District X. for the mouth endimr Xov. 7th. Whole ntitntxT enrolled. Average iiuiii'kt enrolled.

4.1. Avera.se daily attendance, 33. Nun. ber of visitors. S.

School visited by School Hoard once. I. E. IJKi'LOiiLE, T-ather, Chester, Jefferson County, Kan. Go to rii.rtiMN''.

'o. Country Merchants ho want to purchase a stok of Griccrics at redinvd price, 'ho rrt to the lanrc establishment ol Itoiihliu A. Co Leavenworth. Kansas. have nocii acquainted ith this linn for the list six years, and know them to Ik honest upright gentlemen.

When thev recvnmmciiii an article be pood, ymi may rely upon their word, for they never an article unless thv know it is hat thev represent it to be. 3'itf. Mr. Lowiuan. our ellicient Register of Oeetl-.

was in town last week. A George is the only one of the denizens of the Coutt House that was not ousted by the Grangers, we presume he was left to show thtt new coiiiers the tricks of lie office holding fraternitv. Every nijrht the lurid Maze of buriiinjr prairies light up the horizon in every direction. At this season of the year fanners should keep a careful watch on their hav stacks and out buildinofs and le prepared at all'times to tight fire. There are but few persons bnt what are wil-lillgto deprive thcm-clves of many of the nec-es-aries of lift- in orderPi mark the spot wtiere re-ts the remains of departed! ones.

Tliere is nothing approi-rite as a lesutifiil neirole slab. It is lotu signiiicanl and lieau-tiful. The other day ne visitel tlie marltle works ot I. t.eraugh'ty. surssr tottiinlsR traughty.

of Leavenworth. And we must av that his w'ork is unstupasseil in the west, llehas mtiterial and he keeps none but tir-t class workmen in his establishment. He manufacture stones of all sizes and m-deis, from fle smallest to the largest, ranging in price from lo. up to SI. aim.

wishing to purrtiase grave tone; can leave their orders at tl'isoltice. or if they prefer to do so, Ihey can leave their names with us and Mr. Oeraughty will come and see them. Xow. if anybody wants a baryttin, we can tell him here he can fet it.

Xolk-erA Schiichmaker offers a jrood bujrgT, horse and harness worth S250for $150. Kow. jrentlemen, don't walk your lejrs off when vou can get a conijilete outfit for so sinll a sum. The ffentlemanly ojeratrs of the 'oy Cosd Rank sent us in a load of coal owe day last eek. We have yiven it a taie trial, and we pronounce it fully eijual if not superior to the Leavenworth or Car-boudale coal.

These gentleman are taking out a larg amount and are se'linjr it for 17 cents at the Bank or 20 cent delivered. Leave orders at Coy's Drug store. LastTTnesday was a frail day, il any. thinr in the shpe of a regular "north wester" can make it jraily. The wind lifted the gravel and sent it like shot against the window and doors.

Bow many hats were lost deponent faith not, but it is oertain that ladies thought it lie to remain in the house. a On p'limrr. 10 lins, 1st insrrtiou IS w. 4t (. I'.

(. n. (). 4t -11 l.f early miib, three month, six Tliir-l of column, months t-lx lt-arly. Half a column, tiirv- uiunths, fix yearly.

Wh'Jt column, thn months, ix 44 vmrlv. T-oral -r lin. tn rents. of live dollar. BUSINESS DLRECTOKY.

W. I). LANK. 4 XI. Kansas.

A. M. OW AN, I in I 1IV-T IAV Sur- ami vii intv. TOTARY I'm ''lie. "tti-e at the store of lk-lauti.

A VALLEY I'ANK AM SAYINGS iiuru'. AJorner of llr.iadw uy aad sycajuore streets. SAWYKK A MI1' liLLL. nlV.V Market. Opposite lil i.

lliock, J. t. glthakt. 1n Yl IAN. and residence near the ColirciraTioiial Church.

KKAIEi: A WKTIIF.KlloLT DLVI.KII-lir...w.n in orM-erie-, I-lour, etc. all. A. MYKIIS. Ac.

lltna'lwj aiil w-ainors Ireet.i. j. JtnixsoN. TTMKNK an.i Law an'l Rral K-ta. Air-ii fitie in Court Iluue, IIEVRV KKKIaKR A TTORNK ani af I ill i "Urt H'Hl-Jp.

-Lul au k. Hf AM'F Ai 11 in R.M.t9 rr KulN, Kuitas. wnitKi: DV. LK1C in li.tliimr. (irorer-kalii-at.

ai. Ur-kers. orner of Itroad- ay and Walnut street rails, Kau-a. lrashopH-r KKLAXf) YKBSA P.KST VKAI.KI: ill frtiLrs. I.roceries .1 etc sy c.

cainore strt-I, ails, .1. j. AM I Al TI KKI! and dcller io sad llea. harne-s. collars, liii.s.

lines, etc. Cor ner Broadwa and i lak si reels. I. WAKIf. "I Tril'F aii'l -tirn tilaz- I lllffail'l II Ill-ill; Olazing i liMft oil i.r-.a'lw a Wm.

ciri BKAf.KIt in Movesan-I 1 in ware. Agricul-tiinl liiiph-ttieuis etc. la t.ro-jl.-y 's new JUrick liioil. THE XKW EK A TOR OFFIi is t- m-attv execute all the piaoie-1 Hill ti the anl short notice, i iiiir rti l.itA buihiiug. Up Htairs.

J. H. KSIIKLMAX CCTIONKKU. Will -ell .1.., k. bonsehoM aii'l soy in the city or country.

taIN, Kansas. II. LAM P.KiJT TlnM Lit. Will sel! -k. household g'Mwl-, mii'I real I'-tte in thecitv c-rcountrv.

Itiree luili-e souUiotl.rasshoi.per talis. 'Vm. I.AI.'K ii tlit- a of A i TrTlrK oi thr at pMtW-liidir'. HilWc ore of Arif.l.I 05 Ifrug, Mure, l.r.u iwrty, TK A I.K V. iii It tv I w.i iv, tiiiwai-v, and asri-I Miii'lvim it 1 iNtri-er it c-iMiore and Mn-H-, aV ails.

hn-at" N. K. PAKKKU I.ittn-, OmTit 1 Mild all kiinl- I 1 '(' d'i(! Kut end of wt mi nnlr-M-i id-rrticfc. A. W.

POST TF Ll.Jt and of Hour and 1 Meal. o. -llpply llv on hand at i.r:: r.ill-' Ail work warranted saHsi.o-t,,ry T.Kr.T.KII A II EFT DT M.KI;- and iiwi 'Nin. of I'l uirand Y.c.i! oi ih si i.ra'i I cllt nil work Cay id irkt-l jo fr.r grain and ave 'il sl-iv g.Mwi -pring lieat. CIMrSitY v.

KKXIIAI.L DRtl.l lis l.ry t.i-M-rrii-s, readv made 1 loihiiiir. Itools au i shoes. Iiir-rier of aTllore and lioisa streets, tirass-aopK-r halls, Kan-as. E. M.

lit TCIIEX- BROAPW l.ive-v. IVed and ale boul.t mid st. anls and in rn n-a-soiiaMc. of iiroa'l-way, tirassiop(r rails, Ka'i-i-. L.

V. EGGEIIS A at an I. old nt. rrac- ti'e in lite c. in Ihe Third In 1 JFi-trict.

Lu ai: real c-'ate and furni-h sllisTract fol title- mon-v jir-iHii-ily i i-orm-r of-a-jnore and over Arnold Jr. oy '9 llHiJ More. 1. O. O.

F- 8Esf ENT l.ol'liL NO. s. Meeting everr Tuesdav evening at Ma nie Hall, .1. M. Met I.Kl.LANO, X.

G. I.T. sBilltlt, -IIRAsSHorrLli XO. 21. A.

A A.M. ISegiil.ir th-- first and third ftatu-day Evening-ol e.n ni nth. All Ma-sons in gooil standing are ill in ited l. HlLl VLB, W. M.

L. A. MYEltS, Scc'y. lLAXSAS CENTRA R. K.

TIME TABLE. VloiNG Wkst. Mail Train. Mixed Train. P.

M. 3:13 4:40 A. M. 10:24 r. M.

T.eavenworth, Hund. Fast on. Winetiester, Poyh-. GrasshoH-er F. CarlM.li, I Ilolton, Gotsi; E.vsT.

Mail Traiu. Mixed Train. P. M. A.

M. 7 11:43 lton. no' Copper F. 1:00 41 1:25 Chester, F.asto Uund, von 1:45 3:25 M. A.

T. S. F. R. R.

Departure of trains from Grasshoppr Falls. f.oisa East. Mail Train 3:04 a. m. Stock Express 5:15 a.

m. Local Freight 12:01 p. m. Going West. Mail Train 1:43 a.

m. Mixed Train 4:33 p. m. Local Fraight 6:40 a. m.

Ail trains cany passengers. I Inring cnaiderable in advance of others. went around the bousw- and came np on the opposite side from the pursuing party and be found the suspected ruen just geting ready to drive ofl. and in order to detain thefn preten ded to Le drunk and oCered them whiskey from a flask he bud with him. Kk.ir took the lla-k drew a revolver and saM "da you you are playing off on then jorBel into the wagon with bis partner anddroveeff, by this time the ballance of the party came in and gave chase; during the pursuit Mr.

Amos met the living thieve, but got out of their road as they covered him with their revolvers. Af ter a sharp rateof about five mil- the thieves reached the timber on Stranger Creek, about one bundled yards in advance of their pursu ers, jimi.l from the nagon and took to the woods and told ooiiio emigrants that were near by that tbey ould fight them fel lows in the timber. Altera fruitless search for them the oflicen. relurnolto tow bringing ith them the horse and wagon, hich proved to belong to a Lil erv 5-tablc in Atchison. Momlav news reached bere tliat Stilel had been arresteil in Atchison, and Tuesilay night was brought to thJ city.

lllair, who is still at large is representeil as beiuga desperati character and tlie opinion seems to be that he ill not be taken alive. There is a general complaint about iienedict MverharlHiring these villians. We hear it stated that bis boys ere posted on top of the hay stack to give the alarm ia case officers same the way and then helped them to escai One night, nearly a month ago, some fellow went to John under' cow yard, and drove away two cows. Hie night a man by the name of A. J.

Smith sold two cows to Henry Triddy at LarKin Station. The cows answereit the dsscription of the cows taken from Mr. nnder, they were shipped to a butcher in I-eavenw orth. Last Saturday Smith was arrested and brought before Justice Clara of this City. Tuesday the evidence him was so conclusive that he was bound over under a bond of St, 0K), but being unable to furnish the requisite security was committed to jail.

II. Shcllbura has just opened a watchmaker and jewelry establishment in the biiiidinL', Sycamore street, tirasshoppcr Falls Kansas. Shell-burjr has worked at the business lor twentv-six year-: in tns envoi to this pla highly reculll- i ineiid. d. 1 he lollow injr is Iroiu Henry Starring, a piominent citizen ot Chi eajro Chicago, March 17, 1873.

To win in it may concern ''he bearer of this, 11. Shellburr. is the lust watchmaker I ever saw, and can repair and put in order any kind of a watch, musical in riimeut or other artiele that needs scieniilii: workmanship, ihat ever was made, and 1 would chi- rl'ullv commend him to any one ho may need his sei vices. 1 believe he is honest. llcspeetfttlly, IIunhv Starkixg.

TEACH EU'S ASS Kl AT IOX. The Jefferson County Teacher's Association will lie held in Grasshopper Falls on the 20th of Nov. 173. Exercises as follows: A. M.

1st, Opening Exercises. 2nd. Music. 3rd, Heading A. V.

Jewett. 4th. Essay Mrs Flemmiug. Intermission. 1st.

Mu-ic at. 2nd. Primary Arithmetic S. Felter 3rd, Select Heading I'ryor. Recess, r.th, Mu-ie.

fith. Orthography Miss Luther. 7t of 'teachers. All per-ons interested in the educa tional nnitters of this county, are cor dially invited toaitvud. liy order of Executive Committee.

M. C. Pkyok, See'y. Meriden, Nov. 10, ls73.

Over one hundrxd thousand pounds ot coal has been weighed on Htitchins scales alone, in the last ten day, as fol lows: Leavenworth Coal, 51.50; lbs. Carliondalc Coal, 17,21.. lbs. Huron's Coal, i'XiM lbs. Miscellaneous Coal.

lbs. Total. 101 lbs Teacheks' Examination. Teacher' examination will he held in the ton nshio scIpmiI house. Saiurdavofeaeh montli.

with August until further nc tiw. Teacher wisiiinjr to lie examined must lie on hand sulliciently early to finish personal questions, Grammar and Arithmetic, by II in. Ssstf J. li Eakst. nkCo.

Supi. The Cataract House. In this city, ha ptL-sed into the hands of C.S. Rii-e A ho intend running it iu tirst class style From what we know ol thoe gentle men we leel contiJeiit they will render satisfaction to their patrons. Give thei a call.

Read the new advertisement of John Ready. He is now prepared to do all kinds of ork in the saddle and harne-s line. Go to his sop and you ill se; that his work shows for itself. AT THE Howe Sewing Machine office, H.K HEAP: A fine toned 1'iauo Cased Mclodian, in good condition secondhand Machines: hiorence, heelsg Jt Wilson, Grover Baker, WeslAWiison, 4 omm.iu Sense, Singer, Ac, in gienl working order, at prices ranging from to Kmlilig Machines: tie woiidernil little Knitter, the Franr A joM-cn be seen iu oieration, with samples 4 itewoik. ifcs-tl.

Alter testing the different Kansas coals and finding; fbat Leav enw orth coal is the cheapest, though two and hall miles further to haul and at an extra cott of three cents per bushel. A club consisting of W. Hull, Mr. Cooling, Mr. Palmer, Isaac Hull.

J. Hull, Messrs. Koozer. Hull Jl AlcCoy mreciors oi uis-tri. tst and directors Townseml, Me- Cully bought six hundred bushels of LeaveuworiU coal oi A.

uuugcou a. Co. In this sea.Mu of the year tiie sportive saw horse is much in demand, this year more especially is this the case since a deal th of slanips has made strict econo-' my a necessity, hence instead of calling in the services, of a professional wood-sawyer, each head of afainily improvise saw-horse of his own and not only saves the $1,50 per cord, but, also, gets tJe benefit of the latent heat in the wood that is brought out by the saw, warming himself np to the boiling pciut liefore breakfast hile cutting wood lor the day, and toasting his toes in the eveuiug by the products of his mornings toiL, Our people never before appreciated the beauties ol wood sawing, but this fall it has taken the place of croquet aa paj ing pastime and they havef.iileu so deeply iu love ith it that they practice it tabbath mornings before church time; last Sunday we taw several t-f our citizeis busy over the saw-horse while the church bells were calling the devout to worship. injc litieraily patronized by the business men ol the place. He is the right man iu the rilit jjlaee.

hiiop. JOHN READY. JIASCTAC1CEEE OF SADDLES, HARNESS ASD DEaVLEK IS WHIPS. SP.RS AKD GENER AL SADLERY. Grasshopper Falls, Kansas Ali work in this line promptly executed.

Shop one door west of Krazier WeatherhoU np'fyinff a want net- h-i 1 i lr- IT IE men 0 EL'-S ne the mo-' Useful vahialile iuven the Hire AXD USIIUL r.t!t-iiti-d iNs-t-Hiter now in dailv iu-e eivi.v; umUaliliel riftt t'ilf io II NO 1 office Vomt.k-te without it Send tor Price list and illustrattd cir cular. Ajrents wanted in every City and Vil lajrem the I'nited States. Also county nirUto for sale. Address. V.

A. COOK, Chicago, 111- Esand for Sale. ir Acres of improved and unimproved -Land, situated from one to four miles of the city of Grass hopper tails. 'MX! Acres of well improved LanJ, one mile from the City and Depots of Atchison Toneka it Santa Fe and Kansas Cen tral Railroads, lor sale in parcels to suit purchasers, and on e. term.

C. liUTTS. Grasbopper Falls, Kas. Dec. 4th.

171. aOS-tJ. BLACrMITHING. L. .1.

XEWLAX i now prcpard to do all kinds of Blacksuiithittg Ironing Wagons, Sharping Plow. Horse Shoeing and all kinds of Repairing. Edge fools and Mill Pick a Sneeiali-ty. shop on Sycamore Street, oposite Seavcr it McClary.s store. II W.

Ireland has connected ith thit shop. Wagon-ni iking all its brunches Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, anil all kinds ot repairing done on short notice and iu good style. OlIYSICIAXS AXD DRUGGISTS. A prominent New York physician lately com to I.CM.AS I'll alioiil hi Sasoa' oil staling tllat soiiietilnes they cured miraciioii-ly but that a patient of l.l-'lia.l taken them lor some tune ltimut ef-lect ii iM-iiig Informed that several imitations were lua.le and sold, he in. mired and found mat his patients had taking cap--liles sold iu buttles, and uot Hl'-NUA! 1.1LK Ai O's.

What happened to this Physician may have hapl'eucd to and l.und.is l.icn A ike this -1 of protecting physicians, driigi-ts and tliem-eles. and p.vveiitiiur OIL MALWOiil from comiil- llltodlsrepute. I'ln sicians i uce tlie ap-uie- will continue t-i do so, Pr they contain the pure oil iu tiie be-t and cheapest form. lunulas I.K k.VCo use more OiLor SASn.lL wood ill the ln.imii":ic!ure of tllt-ir apsules th in all the Wimle.ile and Ill-tail liril-'glst-uni pert'lllliers iu the I'dited an. tins is the sole rea-oii why the pure oil is -old cheaper in their tapaulea than 111 any other to nil.

oil Sandalwood is fast siicreding every other sixty jp-ule- only ijeiug re-'juired to insure a safe and certain cure in six or eight davs. From no other medicine can this result lie had. Oick's olt i solve the problem long c-in-l-lere 1 hv maiiv eaiinent pti sicians, ot how to avoid'the ua'ilsel anil di-ll-t epeiiell-ced in -wallow ing. liich are well know to detract from il not de-troy the good eliecls of ni.iiiv valiuMe remedies. Soft ap-ules are put up in tin-foil and neat hoves, thirty in each, and are the only Capsules prescribed by 1'hy -icians.

were tl.eoliiy Capsules admitted to the last' Paris 1 xposition. seu'l lor ircular oo-ter St Xcw York, sold at aii l.rug stores General Agency 110 Kcde street New To-k NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The adrcrtrrs bluw r(fcr yon to the publishers o' lint fipr 03 rrgirds ihrir perfect reliability, and vhrn trritinq to thrm, pienst mcnzicn yen saw jtnucr-tisrmrrif in this rnprr "iIO S1 1 1 'i'M'KXOtt tc.tlie i'si Ii ii it irA is I renowned )lrrrhant KnM'rJn Iooa sia l)U Iiuin. jin win, nil free their accurate rules or FM.r-.i'-Bsnrertri. iiiasiraieu irralar.

aa.l I'rirr Lint, with a full line of sainpii-s. eab.inir )e to order Clothing ilirect. f.i.ui tlicir house, wliifh will be made in f'le le-sl ntle. KhiprsHl by en-pres. I Ii- with llie priiiiege or examining ami returning at their expense.

ir not satislaclurv. CUIDTCI Rules of ent free Oil lil I Orders aoiicited. tit guaranteed. DflVC ni Send L.U I for Illustrated M)itsaad l'rires. Ttmatx's patent ohin- 1 1 IOX STKXCIl, AI.PIIMtl T.

'R'-re. for marking sliow Cants, liosea. zk Bam If. Cja ininka. e.

sji -S I All lzeSLlroio men usirr ui Vrt.e for demrlptiye -f-eJT list, oi remit onl the SopKtar ttn. Uteri sire sir ill p.iv for si If ma aa liioiiiii. icti.v,'i...v',...-" or monev r. liirm .1. Ageica wanteo A ddress tl.

Bailor i olive street, St Loiils. Yo Ulf" The Best lie- In and i.r-ourTi.1 tn.a eotuiiry i tbm ST. IsOI'IS MIDLAND FAiiril EicM pv Forty Co.unna. oo Ci r. xrn ii Ct a.

Cuba I tn for M. Patt otln riic for ittaaip'ur i.tiwii riict- A si.vrr-i,la:e4 ru with tv.itle of bctlnd.sU- inaiifit h--i. rUlt lull rV'itt pn fr ai TJn' ur ti HinianJ i CO I I I A Iwaatifti pair ol Krrnrli 39 aailH. ftJil firry- Zi firry- r. Aat I ai Bae.L 4 aal fit mm io SIS 'roaTovuro.

art! ivvM the bMi. IU' liiTKsW' tUMint toaic mi a COaniVM lit dlT UK braniMB -oo ax)nr AMU wana-tSAi4re)a T. JL Aaaorr. WL JL SALE BV ALL WB-Bewara hombng 1m liiiMM sX DTE. tinm six ir5r 0V Mm.

ijrr.T-im HnoafeHem of utacoa. i nan antr- SAjt from i it .4 it A thus publicly thank them and ti.it ne will roiilinue to use Itouesl' to please ttieiu lie has jusr returned in.io York vri a 'o iif MAPLK AH) 1'ANCY DKY GOODS that he bought very cheap and wiLsoN's on- finch CAMI UoUsK for twenty years, nasbeen kn'-wn in the ne-T a a -i i i.Y KKi.iAcr.i irii' coops nrrvf and since adopting the delivery" he. oi'-nr w.1! known the when-the child enn hum. clie-ipns the nioifier. He sells the Wiroi.K Ur J.

for V. tileru made goods iu j.ms, Casi'mere, Fh-nnels, Blankits, (luilrs. Yiirn, etc. He has the largeoi assortment of Iress Goods in the Citv, call iok -t thnn wiLsox. ONE PRICE.

ONE PRiCE. k. e4 Corner of 2nd and Winchester Streets WINCHZSTEB, JCXTS.A.S. Goods as or Jfoney Ticfuttdcd. SELL AS CHEAP AS THE CHE.UIST.

(302-wly.) DEPOT OE aXTSO. THE BEST PIANOS AND ORGANS AT FACTORY PRICES. A fell sni varied Stosk cf tha snalla, Izrxzzzis cf all Eris. ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF SHEET OR BOOK MUSIC AT EASTERN RATES. Do not send 7 cur Moiisy East ASWELIiOS EETTESi nous.

BRADFORD, If i. 1. Wholciale In and I WHE1T ZOXT CA1T DO T- 401-ly. P. GERAUQHTYj (Suceeesor to 4 OLU.VLc.UTT i -i Strwt, between ith aad -Vh.

T-tT wrt ft. k'urtsat j. Delano: LTTnivERZ BIH! ft EST, OE.VEBAL DHUG GISTS! AND BOOKSELLERS, GEASSnOPPEE FALLS, KANSAS. SSwjifilO 2J1 UeJaware Street, iietween nd and 3rd. Kansas.

ATLANTIC HOUSE, S. K. "WAKEFILLD, Tjoprietor. Terms per day. Comer Sixth ard Commercial Streets, on M.iek nonh of ll.e Central I ion an onlr Hotel centrally located to the bus.ne part of ice ciy.

ATCHleO. kAieii. k- rill.

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