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Chase County Banner from Cottonwood Falls, Kansas • 3

Chase County Banner from Cottonwood Falls, Kansas • 3

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1M GLORIOUS We call attention to tho Advertisement of J. S. Doolittle. Ho lias a 11 HAD 'TJUS! nf (lie Hoard of Com mili)inrs of these (onntv, hs. A1E1L bksbioh, 1807.

largo and varied stock of goods, which every ono wishing cheap bargains, should examine The Messrs. Doo little aro first-class, gentlomanly mer S. Doolittle, COTTONWOOD FA LIS, KANSAS, Has now on hand a heavy Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, Dry Goods, To tho Tooplo of Person who consults his awn interests, caicrully roads advertisements, nud by so doing, if a LOCAL ITEMS. Rklioious. Hov.

Olympia Brown, of Massachusetts, will preach in tlio now School llouso, Cottonwood Falls, Sunday, Aur. 125th, 1807, at 10J- A. and 8 V. M. Subject in Iho morning Women in the Bible Evening HufTrngn.

Miss Brown graduated at Antioch College, Ohio, and is well edticalod roads the Bible in tho original Greek and Uobrow. Tboso who hoar her, will have a treat such as is not ofteu enjoyed in Cottonwood Fulls, 4w CIIAEE, RUTLEIt and MARIOS TIES. Members present J. S. Doolittle, Chairman, and C.

G. Allen, Commissioner. The following accounts against Chase County were presented and allowed A. D. Findley, Judge of Election, $2 00 T.

H. Dunlap, Juror, August Court, ISflil, 00 O. Collctt, sundries for Mrs. Lovcjoy.l-t 110 H. V.

of Elcction.2 '00 G. Collet, 'Judge of Election, three daye Bcrvices, overseer of poor, 7 00 A. Kwansen, boarding J. Lovejoy, Ou R. Brash, boarding ra, Lovejoy chil is selltni; jnoils at very prices, the reader boob dincovors that he has ,1 I I 'A i FOUHD the rlftce Inrost liig monev.

Tliorc- chants. Nkw Mill. Two gcntlomon from Wisconsin have taken a claim at the Osago Crossing, and are now at work on their dam, preparatory to building a Saw Mill, to bo followed by a Grist Mill. It is one of the best wator powers in the County. Fall Wjikat is full an average crop.

There has been some difficulty in harvesting, but Chaso Co. will Kell considerable whent this season. Tliofo farmers who trusted God and plowed iluep last-Fall, and sowed wheat in spite of tho Grasshopper scare, now havo cause to rejoice. It was rcpoitod in town yesterday thatMisB Jennie Barks, of Hartford, Into teacher of the Public School in this place, was drowned on tho 28th, QTTEENflWABE, NOTIONS, IIATS CAPS, HOOTS SIIOUS, TINWAKB, HAHIiW AUK, SCHOOL UOOK.S, STATION BUY. WA1.I.

PAP-Kit. CLOCKS. HOUSEHOLD FliRNI-TUHK, HARNESS and SADDLES, and a No. 1 Stock of ready-made Miss and Miss Henry apeak as follows next week fore, with the great tide Monday, Aug. 5th, in abundance, and at LOW PRICES, 1 at FLOATING IH the direction of (ho LOG STOUR, His Townnda, Kldorado 1 Chelsea, 7.

Mitchell's "J-Bazaar, 7-J-Toledo ill l'lymonth, 2 Gili, Oth, 7th, Rth Oth. Tuesday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Satnrdey (V ftiileiit that 8in. in polling (rootle si cneap As iney en he noui lu Bouth-Westcra Ktiaons, From the 10th, Emporia, COTTONWOOD FALLS, KANS.i.1. 0TT0NW00D II. L.

lit is about building now bouse in town. while attempting to cross the Koo' ho Valloy, and the various tributaries of River. We aro unable givo tho par To which I invite espeoial attention of the peoplo of Chase and surrounding Counties. TRICES ARE DOWN I and I will sell at the lowest figurea, for Cash. 1 alao have on band a largo stock of and Avers' Family Medicines.

vlnl-tf J. S. DOOLITTLE. the Cottonwood V. R.

WARREN lias oa hand a good osaortmeat if Ilaruaare, consisting of ticulars, but have reason to fear tlie dren, 10 00 I J. McCorkle, returning Toll Rooks, 3 00 8. Smith, Clerk of Election, 2 00 B. Allen, Chaia Carrier on road, 2 25 M. Norton, clerk of election, and as a witness In ease State vs.

J. Buchanan and J. Thomas, 4 20 B. T. judge of election, 6 00 A.

2 00 S. Beverlin, boarding E. Lovejoy, and sun- drica furnished her, 11 G2 W. N. Bond, clerk of election, 2 00 J.

L. Crawford, judge of election and returning poll book', 4 00 D. Richards, judge of election, 2 00 J. Stotler, aocount for piinting, 71 C5, allowed C5 85 P. Talkingtoa, boarding pauper, 08 00 H.

L. Scrihner, judge of election, 2 00 C. 0. Allen, County Commissioner, 8 00 W. S.

Itomigli, County Clerking, 42 12 S. Doolittle, County Commissioner, and sundries furnished Clerk's Oflioe, 15 60 Edward Brayfoge, guardian of pauper, 40 06 J. B. Smith, Probate desk, 43 jo A. W- Connely, gooda furnished pauper, 3 50 report is true.

Hkv. D. P. Mitchell, of Leaven worth, ono of the ablest Methodisl PUKI.F HARDWARE, ministers in the State, is addressing meetings in Northern Kansas iu favor of Woman Sufi'injo. Bev.

0. R. I would iavilo all persons to eall and examine my stock ef Dry Goods, Ladies' Drerta Trimmings, Editings, Lnces, Clothing, Hals, Caps, llcmls, Shqca, stationery, Quecnaware, 8toncwaro, Ulaasware, Utoceries Previsions. Rice, Presiding Elder of this Dis- tiict, has wiitten a veiy strong letter in favor of Woman Suffrage Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, Have now in Storo, and keep constantly on band, heavy We had a call this week from J. Ihaao Ai.EXANDicrt has startod a sbinglo macliiuo in tho Fells.

C. V. EfKiumiE, of lliuporia, is opposed to Impartial Snlfrnge. Why isn't the roof put on tho new School IlotisoV Hurry up, J. W.

we have use for that room. Brittos has the first story of li is now Mill up, and is making evoiy effort to hurry it to completion. U. B. Waiiiikn, our Hardware man, moves into his new house next Monday.

L. HiNKi.KY, is building afino house near his proseut rosidenco, designed for Hotel. The bridge across Buck Creek, bo-tween town and Judge Wood's, is almost completed. Teams now cross. New Ferry.

Judge Wood is putting a ferry boat into the Cottonwood, near his residence. Mn short, everything nsually kept In a R. Challen, of Cincinnatti, Ohio. Mr. Challen is entering all the vacant VARIETY STORE.

land in this part of the State. IIo, with othors, is trying to secure the My Goods are all now bought sinoe the OCK decline in prices. Call and examine my gooda and prices. 11 is uo trouble to altow goods. franchise and build the Keosho Valley road.

If they succeed, it will bo a fortnno to them, and a blessing 10 every settler in tho Neosho Valley. All who are loafing about town, All kinds of produce taken in exchange Total, aro 8 A petition praying for an order corralling certain 8iock during the night time, was presented la the Board, Board being satisfied, upen the affidavit of W. S. Ro-migk, that tho requiremonta of tho law had been complied with, granted the prayer of the petitioners, and ordered that horsea, assca, mulea, cnttio and ahoep be restrained from rnnning at large during the night time In Falla Townnhip, Chase County. William Barnes and others presented a petition praying for an election precinct, bouodod as fellows: commenoing at the south-wtat corner of ChaBe County, thence north to the north line of acotion 30, In for goods.

BSTN. B. GREENBACKS KEVER REFUSED. with a great deal of nolhing to do on their bands, and (hose living at a Renumber the LOO STOREit vhert cheap Fon Harness, Saddles, go to IINWAr.E, WOODENWARE, STOVES, IRON, NAILS, DOORS, OLA S3, FORKS, HORSE and IIANDRAKE9, SPADES, SHOVELS, 110 EJ, PLOWS, MOLINE, rEOItU and GARDEN CITY; WAGON and I1U8QY WOOD WORK, And In fact almost everything usually kept in Hardware Stores, and ho Is dotermloed (if loir prices will do It) to keep peoplo from going to the River, or elsewhere, for Iheir Hardware. IF Y00 DON'T BELIEVE IT, Call Boo 1 vlnlly J.

1'. Kaul Sc Co. Tboy keep a good distance from tho city, would do well to make tho acquaintance of H. L. Hunt who aro soiling (heir stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, at the bottom of tho Market." Read their and do as ye are commanded.

0 stock on hand, and, work tip tboir goodt art to be found I Bin. 'A, BnKKst. Cotlonwood Falls, Kansas. nlvl-lf township 21, of range 0, theboe oast 10 work in a workmanlilto manner. if Some of our mechanics appear to think the bettor the day, tho better tho deed," and work all day Sunday.

Gentlemen, please to don't. Enaar township, Ihenee lonth to the oounty line, thence west to place of beginning. Board granted prayer tf petitioners, and designated the same CcQar Creek precinct. Board adjourned until April 16th, 1867. Board met April 15th, pursuant te adjournment' Members presont, J.

8. Doolittlo, Chair man, C. G. Allen, Commissioner. Board approved the following Bdiids J.

F. Pratt's bond. F. A. Hunt's 11.

Jeffrey's Wm. Baraes' 11 J. Wood's A. 11. Fiudley'a Ai.Lye who want anything in the Boot or Shoe line, should call on Frank Alliston.

IIo'U givo you Tun Ottawa IIosie Journal sayB that whilst Rev. C. C. Hutchinson is embarrassod, yet lie will pay all that is due tho Government and Indians, without troubling his bail, and lias done nothing inconsistent with his character as a Cbristain ministor. Wo are glad to hoar this, aa wo wcro loth to bolievo that Hutcuineon was was willingly a defaulter.

DRY C00D3, CLOTIIINO, BOOT3 8IIOE9, NOTIONS, Ao, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, 'QUECNSWARB, TATENT MEDICINES, Which we are Selling at the 00-TT-Oill OP THE WikBKETl CRAIG UE FARNUAM, WUOIXSALE RETAIL GROCERS and COMMISSION MERCIIASTE, 104, Sixlh Avenue, East, TOrEKA, KANSAS, fits." II Notice. Wo send this nnmbcr to a few who are not subscribers. If you want it, send tho money; if not, return tho paper by mail. Personh in Chase, Marion and Butler Counties, leceiviug this number, M. C.

Newton, allowed on account for clerk of election, 2 00 are rcqucstod to act as Agents, and send us as many nninos as possible, II ATE In store, and keep eonatantly on hand, a largo and well (elected aasort uieut of thanks aro due thoso publish AJjonruid until the 2l'd inst. Board met April 22d, pursuant to adjournment. JliMnbers'preaenl, J. H. Doolitlle, Chairman, C.

0. and E. 11. Morgan, Com missioners. The following accounts apainst Chase County were presented and allowed: ers who sent us tboir papers in ad mtititir.il.

CORMACK LACY. A I lliel.rido'e res-idi'nct, Co! tonivood Falls, Kan. -7, by S. N. Wood, Dr.

V. A. Cuiimauk and Mrti. Anev Lacky, all of this place. JOHNSON HALES, At Friends' meet inp, Toledo, Chaae Firat Duy, 7ih month liiilb, C.

A. JuiiNo.s, and Mine Katk Bales, according to tho order of the Society of Fricnda, DKOWN VAMiUSKIRK At the residence nf tho luidc'a mother, Cottonwood Falla. July Sd, liy Esquire Wood, Mr. C. M.

Brown and Mrs. b. A. Vahuus-kikk, all of this place. Another couple were married Wednesday but by request, wo did'nt hear ef it 'till next week.

vanee. We dosiro an Ex with, every Cloth Factory. The Fort Scott Mill and Manufacturing at Fort ticott, Kansas, are manufao- turlng STAPLE FANCY CIIOCERIEH, Which they offer at tho LOWEiT MARKET RATES. papor in Kansas. Bev.

Mil. Stimson, of Ottawa, We rcspeotfully aoliolt the people of I. bharp, bss'I attor'y's fees, 00 J. II. rioribner, eherill'a fees, 1 27 80 Uaptist aiuustor, is expected town to day, and will preach ou Sun K.

II ink ley, deputy sheriff, -COO day. W. S. Romigh, alt'y and el k's fees, 82 00 C. F.

IlalifT April Court, 10 00 Board allowed the following accounts on tho certificate ef the clerk of the Distriet Court: Santa Anna was not shot by the Mexicans, as reported, but is a pris oner at Vera Cruz. Maxiniilliaii'u N. 0. Sahara, Crushed riugar, Kio Java CulTees, Mulasses ISyrups, Ulaokorcl, Vi hitu Fih, Herring, Siar It Mould Oandles, Inoap, hoda, Haleratus, Flour, Cordatfe, Young 'Hyson Tea Imperial dun powder lllack Hpioea Nutmegs t'iunaiuon and Clovee, Uaisiin, Clerk foes, 20 40 body is to be given up to Austria. w.

noMiGir, A TTCRNE AT LA If Also, Counly Attorney, Chaw Kansas. OlTioe in Counly Clerk's office, Cottonwood Falls, Kansas. vlul-tf Hauhwaru. For ebjsp Hardware, go to U. B.

Warren. Ho has Candies, Tohaooo.Nuta Chase and surrounding Counties to consult (heir own intercata, and give us a call before buying elsewhere. are bound te prove the maxim, "Quick sales and small profits," or go under trying. Believing it to be to the Interest of both buyer and isllor to establish business on a CASH BASIS, Oyators, bardinea, ic, i Canned Fruile, SATIN KTS, JEANS, KERSEYS, I.1NSEYS, FLANNELS, Plaid Plais. BLANKETS, YARN, WOOL ROLLS, all of which aro offered for aale at WHOLESALE OR RE TALL, or oxchange for WHEAT, RYE, OATS, CORN, WOOL or LIVE STOCK.

Merchants, Farmers, and tho public) generally will find it to their interest to deal with us. Address The Ft. Scott Mill Manufacturing Fort Scott, Kansas. nlvl-tf I'M WOODEN i WILLOW WARE. Wholesale and ltelail Everything in their line of business nay be found at this BOOKSELLER STATIONER.

UtiALBtt IN WALL PAPER, (JILT OIL SHADES, Sheet Music and llusioal Instruments, So. Dqioailory of the American Trad Society. 212 Kansas Tel'FKA, nUltf KANSAS. J. Bales, juror, 6 90 J.

Willis, 6 00 A. Balis, jo 00 Win. Barnes," 4 00 E. Hackney, 10 41) F. E.

Smith, 20 J. F. I'rathor," 8 30 C. R. Keys, witness, stats ts.

Buohanaii, 1 A. N. anslyck, 11 14 00 0. G. ISIiawbell, i 11 14 yo E.

Murdin, 8 20 J. Wood, judge of cleolion, 2 OC II. H. Doolittle, guarding prisoners, 3 00 II. Praoht, 11 2 (X II.

L. Hunt, court room rent, 12 CO Total allowed AprH 22d, $34 70 Board adjourned until April 2'Jth, 1807, Board met April 2mh, pursuant to adjournment' Members present, J. B. Doolittle, Cbair-. "ian, C.

G. Allen, Commissioner. The following accounts were allowed 0. Allen, Commisaioner, 16 00 J.S. Doolittle, i) 00 Ibard adjourned until next regular neeting.

W. 8. KOMIGU, Jlly 20th, 1SG7. County Clerk. I r.

large stock of fnst-class Hardwaro, which bo is selling at the lowest figures. Miss BitssiB Biskee, of Vermont, and Miss il. II. IIk.nry, of Topeka both young and eloquent speak in Gandys. new building to-day, at 2 V.

on Woman Suffrage." Go and bear them. P. Gaudy's now building is almost complotod. Tbo under story is to be nsod by Dr. Goo.

Williams and F. A. Hunt for a Drug Store. Tho upper story will be occupied as the Banner A Man Foi'nd Floating in tub Oottonwoud UivKR. Fpv particulars, road Sid.

Broose's Advertisement. Sid. is a gentleman, and soils gooda as chtnp as thov cuu bo ire shall do so, as nearly as tho nature FIBST-CLASS IiSTAHLISHMENT. All kinds of C9UNTHY J'JIODUCS Purchased at the highest Market Rates. All dusiruus of L.

IIanuack, D. M. HnoNaoN, Topeka, Eldorado, Under Ks. II AK BACK Si BROXSON, A TTQNEM A LA If, AND CLAIM AGENTS. our business will Ilighost pfioe paid for all kinds of PRODUCE and JIABKIillN vlul-if BOOT K1IOH SHOP 1 1 F.

Alliston, Manufacturer of BOUTS J- SUOES. Special attontion paid lo Kepairing. Bhop over II. L. Hunt Co 1' nu MAK1NO tiOOD BARGAINS, COMIt AND BtL vlul If entrusted to llioirearo will tvUuivu ptouipt aiientiuu.

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1867-1869