The North Star du lieu suivant : Beattie, Kansas • 1

VOL, I. BEATTIE. KANSAS, DECEMBER 20 1884. NO. 16 LOCAL NEWS.

THE NORTH STAR, Published every Saturday, at Uuattiu Ka. BY EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR Ail vrrtlwing llntcx. TUE GOLDEN CENSER. A work written by John McGov-ern, of the Chicago Tribune, (which is being introduced in our city.) is very desireable volume, we think, and comes verY highly recommended bY the most prominent men of the United States. Nor does it take an expert to sin the utility i such books in our homes.

And this book is in price to suit the panicky time, so thut no one can afford to be without it. We have carefully examined it and cheerfully recommend it to our neighbors. Ordinance No. 12. An ordinance compelling the mayor, councilmen and city marshal to attend meetings of the city council without compensation.

Be it ordained by the mayor and councilmen the city of Beattie. Sec. 1 That it shall be the duty of the mayor, courcilinen and ci'y marshal of said to attend all meetings of the city council. Sec. 2 That in case the mayor or any member of the city council shail be absent from the council rot in at the hour designated by ordinance for the holding of said meet iugs, it shall be the duty of said marshal to go forthwith and bring said mayor or said absent members of said city council into the council room.

Sec. 3 That in case the mayor or any member of the city council 1 yr. l-L'yr. l-4yr. mi.

$40. $J0. ill. 12. $23.

12. 8. ic ciiliiinn 1-4 Professional farcin 2 in. 12 1 in. $3 pr.

irrar, 10 c. per line fur first, insrrtion, )'1c, for each insertion. Speolul font runts for large adds. Snburrlption Kate. Ono Copy 1 your, 1-2 1-4 in advance.

1.00 .00 Manuscript fur publication must be nc- rompiitiied with writers name, not neees- surilly for publication, but us tin evidence of ijood fuitli on part of writer. We will not be responsible for the views Last Saturday evening at the regular meeting of Chase Post No. 101, the following officers were elected; S. R. Hutbrey.

Commander: Fred Tyers, Sr. V. Commander; M. A. Tucker, Jr.

V. Commander; Dr. Patterson, Surgeou; John Crabb, Chaplain; J. V. Schleigh, Officer ef the doy; Wm.

Spiller, Qr. master; Heisse, officerjof the Guard; John McCoy was appointed Adjutant. After the regular business was transacted, the boys gathered round their camp fire to partake nf refresh ments ajid have jolly old fashion-ad time, when the outside guard gave a tremenduous alar1-; Capt. Humphrey seized his sabre, gave the command "Form Square" to receive the attack and odered the officer of the guard with his men to the out post to ascertain and report the strength of the enemy. Forty rounds of ammunition and ten day's rations were issued, and everything put in order for a vigorous siege.

Officer Kingman bravely marched with his guards to meet the feejand soon returning, reported the enemy advancing in force. Capt. Humphrey ordered a grand charge and started on double quick; the gallantry of the captain here sa ed at might have been a sad calamity by discovering that that the advancing hosts were not enemies but friends. All were surprised to find the sup posed enemy to be a delegation of friendly ladies, led by Mrs. Spiller and Ki graan, bearing a number of magnificent pictures to be presented to the Post for the decoration of their hall, which were presented and received in an appropriate manner.

The ladies were then invited to the Camp Fire to partake of the soldiers fare. The occurance was a happy one indeed and will long reraemhered by those who had the good fortune to-be present. The Post passed a vote of thanks to the ladies for their kind rcmem-brauce and invited them to come a-gain but be sure to have the counter sign. ol our eorrespmiitcnts. COUNTY OFFICE US.

'I'rolmte Judge, freusurjr, rk, k. Dist. 'onrt, o.rilV, Go to Hawk Bros, for holiday goods. Go to W. C.

Watkin's for Holiday goods. Full line of Christmas cards at Hawk Bros. Mr. Weaver will run thel'ailtice Billiard Hall after next Monday. The finest place for amusement in the land the.

palace billiard hall. For hot menlH at all hour9, go to Branton's 1 door north of depot. Largest assortment of holiday goods ever brought to the city at Hawk Bros. Don't forget to buy your girl one of those nice presents at jewelry store, for Christinas. All accounts must be sertled bv the 1st of JanunrY.

Vannosdom, Bros. Watkins i receiving a large assortment of Christmas presents which he will sell chenp. ANOTHER reduction in Flour at F. W. Hutchinson's Baker $1 per sack-jStraight $1 Best $1.40.

Mr. Hutchinson and wife returned from Chicago last week. ank M'-Kena has taken a book Hgency and will go to Wabunsee Co. soon, where he will canvass. A od atiendance at the Teachers' Institute, 1-ist Saturday.

Tho boys nr now enjoying themselves on i. i ell us on rollers. How does this strike you for cold weather? tisiderat le corn coming to town notwithstanding the low price. Tito ati Teachers' Association meet in Senate Chatxbor, Dec. 29, 30 31.

at Topeka. Devoe Kingman are thclling corn iii the city this week. They an: doing goud workv W. C. Win kins again taken of tho eh-vtor as engineer.

ThiB' of i ut subscribers who have not yet pnil up, are requested to call i 1 and do no. Theri i.i HevtTal in this city who do not uw-oUi-i; gentlemen, you are not debtiri I you may, if you wish, at a'l. All ut-'. outir murt be settled forth wild -i or note, as I have sold out my cion You must settle or Iwil give ilio accounts to a collector, i oe collccteil. It.

A. Life. Anotlici Lu.clicr nhop in Bcattie, B'gnrt oi. (iroprietors. Fi-nt'k Hutchinson hit bought out 's hi to building Si outing match day before Christina- at Btiutiu.

Last iiiiit tho Section house took fire and in a few moments was in ashes The fire could'nt bo put out bo some of the goods were thrown out and saved, but tho poor section huudu lobt all the clothing they had. Mr. Murdock and family and what things were left, are now sheltered in one oi Mr. Shield's buildings. Tho bed und clothing mostly ruined Hurklen'ii Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world foi cuts bruise sores ulcers salt-rheum fever-sore tetters chavped-hands chilblains fora and all eruptions and positively cures pilt or wio pay required, it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction ormonev refunded. Price 25c. a box. For sale by Hawk Bros. Can any one bring us a case of Kidney or Liver complaint that lectric Bitters will not speedily cure? We say they can not, as thousands of chscs already permanently cured and who are daily recommending e-lectric bitters, will prove.

Bright' disease, Diabetes, weak back, or any urin ry compluint quickly cured Tbey purify th. blood, regulate the bowels and act directly on the dis-oased parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 50c. a bottle at Hawk Bros.

Hawk Bros, can always be relied upon, not only to cary in stock the best of everything, but to secure the agency for such articles as havowell known merit, and are popular with the people, thereby suHtaining the reputation of being always enterprising, and ever reliable. Having secured the a ency for the celebrated Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on a positive guarantee. It will surely cure any and every affuction of the throat, lungs and chest, and to show our confidence, we invite you to call and get a trial bottle free. TOMiC FACTS REGARDING Dr.

Ruter's Iron 1m It will purify and enrich tho BLOOD rfani1tite Mi LPVFR and KIDNEYS, nnT ukhtokk Tin: IIBAIi'H und VXOOBof VOUTHI In uli Um.m) UscuhuH rt'iiutiiiiK uci'rtnlnatid fnlclon TONIC, I'MiecliiHv l' an tot Appetite, 1 lull l.uck ut lit it th, titc.lU hm in inurkifd with liniiiudiuttt and wonilcriiil refills. Hiit, innxch-s und ncrvtn rri'lv new furcc. Knllvuiia Lliu mind aimI tippllcH Hiiiln i'owcr. A mi? untlcrlhn trniu all complalntn LAUICO iMMiilliii' i thuit'Ncx will Und In UK. HAHTKK IKON IONIC a miU: und ipe dy euro.

It k'vch cli iir und hcallhy eompluxlon. The BtroiifrcHt li'MitiuiMiy tu thti valtiu IHt. IlAKTKU'tt lmx Tonic ib (hut Irciiuchl mtt'tiiplB at count i-hlnir have nulv utldtjtt li the lioini lur- Ity of Ih IkIiihI. 11 yon ciu in stly dufalro lu uttli do not rUiH-nt Kt-'l the Okiuinal and Hkht (5 'Hand 't- ir audraaa to lho Dr. llnrtr Mwi.Co.i trautia and uaful lalorm j(ioq, U.

t. L. Utr our "UAKAU On, HAR IROM TONIO FOR BALI Wt MX ONUOrHCTS A NO UIAURfj CVHVW THE ONLY TRUE or the maishal shall absent himself or themselves from the regular meet ings of said city council (except Jin case of sickness, absent from said city or a asonable excuse approved by the council) shall be guilty of violating this ordinance and may be fined in a sum not less than one dollars nor more than five dollars on complaint made by any "person before the police judge of said city. Sec. 4 That the mayor, city councilmen und city mar hal shail attend said laeetir.g without cornpeneation.

Sec. 5 This ordinance sha 1 take effect and be in force from and after its publieann in the North Star. Appin (I Dec. 11.1884. Haw John McCoy, City Clerk.

Mayor. Pub. D-o. 20, '84 in North Star. Administrator' Notice.

Rtate of Kan. 1 aa Murahall Co. Ba- In the I'rohute Court in and for 8nld Co. In the mutter of the estate of John Wcn-dle, deceiiHcd. NOT1CK ih hereby given that letters of administration liuve been granted to the undersigned on the estate of John Wendle, late of said County, deceased, by the Honorable, the Probate Court of the county and State aforesaid: dated the 10th.

day of Dee-a. d. 18H4. Now, all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified thut they must present the same to the undersigned for allowance, within one year from the date of said letters or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate; and that if such claims be not exhibited within thrcb years after the dute of said Letters, they shall be fcrcver bnircd. John B.

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Villhite RE A TTIE DIRECTORY. SECHE7 SOCIETIES. I. O. O.

F. NO. 229 Mgcts every Tuesday night ut their hull. J. V.

Hehleigh, N. 0. J. h. Totton, Sec.

no. loi, rii). A. R. meets every 2ud.

it 4th. Hut. ill ev-Uery month in their hull. J. R.

Humphrur, Com. J. McCey, Adjt. CHURCHES. Preaehing every alternate iSnnday hi morning and evening, by Rev.

J. A. Amrts. WM. LIFE AA UCTIONEER, iJitiATTlE, KANSAS.

CITY BARBER PARLOR, a. v. pope, 1 PHOI'HIETOR, SJiaving, Shampooing and done ijtarlitii syle. Si BANK of 'BKATTIK, i I I Jill) II Canlilrr. II pransacts a Collecting Business.

SucS Drafts on all foreign Beattie, Deo. 13, 1884. At a regular meeting of the Post, held on on the above dat. the following resolutions were adopted. Resolved, That the thanks of This Post be extended to tho Ladies who presented us with Pictures for the embellishment Of -ur Hall.

Resolved, That a copy of This resolution bo published In the papr. John McCoy, Adjt. J. R. Humphrey, Commander.

Ad Ver Tise In the STAR.