Chase County Banner from Cottonwood Falls, Kansas • 3

'1 riliWI laWaBaiirT lUTTMiiaHrltJsji nasaw 1 1 We have received from the publishers n. L. HUSTS COIA MN. tho Star Spangled Banner'' for January. With this number It outers tipon its sev Store! enth volume, aud is enlarged and improved, giving nearly doublo the former amount of matter.

It ia a rich, rare and racy sheet of forty columns and eight large pages, illustrate. is really the cheapest paper iu Ihe country. Its pnbliehera pre- a nip mil SHE! senl, gratis, to every subscriber, a splendid engraving, and (he prico of all is only LOCAL ITEMS. Blank Warranty Dccils ami Mortgages forsalo at this oflicn. ant Dipurinrc of Mail.

Arrive. )cpart. Emroria, Thursdays end Saturdav PJ M. 1 I'. M.

founcll Grove Mondnys Fridays, 4 M. Tuesdays Jt Saturdays, 0 P. M. Union Centre, Thursdays, M. Saturdays, P.

M. Towanda, Sundays, 0AM Tuesdays, 4 P. M. Union, Sundays, 4 P. M.

7AM jS. It. Persons wishing to send mail by either of the above named route will flense hand it in one half hour before lime of departure, or it will not go out. 0 Williams, M. At this oiiice, several eorda of No.

1 hard wood given or dry On subscription. No Cottonwood ia ours. 75 cents. Specimens can be Keen at this yllieo, or will ce sent free by addressing Star Si-axolkd IUnnf.r," llinsdl eN. H.

F.xperienoo lias taught me that the Cash I hereby aonounoa to tlie Poople of Chase and adjoining Counties that I have on hnnd a heavy STOCK OP TL principle is tho true theory of bueiness. We offer for sale. to. dm- Therefore, in futuro I shall sell exclusively most valuable farms in Chase couniy. Karma that, must double in value within the nest two years.

for TUK REST FAR hi rrUSK CO. 1Vrll watered vnlh ad liuck Creek; containing 1.4H0 acres; ME SA TURD A IfEVKKtKti POST. Enlarged and This "olileM best of the Llleraryi Weeklies' liu been recently enlarged and, headlined, it is weekly embellished with l.nRravings-ahd ita Novelets, Hlories, Skeiches, aro not It has just ermmrucej Iwo splendid Not-ekts "The of the Savannah, by, Cnstiive Aimaid; and "St. Oeorpe and tho Dragon," a Sovel of Soaieiy, by Eliiabeth Piescott, the author of How a Worann had her Way, Sc. NewNovcleta will continually succeed each Among those already on hand, or in progresa are, "The Jlyslery of Reefs," a powerful story by Mrs, Hosmer; and "Cut Adrift, The Tide of fate," by Amanda M.

Douglas. The Post also gives ihe Oeni's of the English Magazines. A copy of the Large and Beautiful Pre. miiini Sieel Engraving "The Song of Home nt Sea" r.iyrmr.i tiprualy Jot our at a cost tor the engraving alone of nearly be sout (post-paid) lo every full 60) subscriber, ond to every person sending on a club I This is a truly beautiful engraving! To New Sri.eniiF.ns. Mark! New subscribers for Ihe will have their subscriptions dated back to the paper of September lllih, until the large exira edition of that date is exhausted.

In thai paper we coaunenocd two Novelets "The Queen of Ihe Savannah," and "St. George and the Dragon." Thia will bo rirTSEK in addition lo Ihe regular weekly numbers for lROOor nearly sixteen months in all. When our extra edition ia exhausted, the names of all new eubsorib: era for will be entered on our list the very week they Are rerelved. Of course those who send irt their names the earliest will get the greatest number of extra pa perf, Owing lo the unusually literal character of this ofTer, we shall be compelled tf adhere strictly lo ils lernio. TERMS.

1 oopy.jii large Premium 'I copies o.OO aorrs uixu-r iene, l.jilaens limber, acres broke laud over 1,000 acres of first class river hoMom- no 1.. CASH tho world. A Stone llouso and Stone nam, cisttng over j.O.io. Will sell the whole too Acres I'ur I.as of Tho courts of law have decided the fallowing points in regard to newspapers: All cubecribers who do not R.va express notice to the contrary will be considered ns wishing to continue their subscriptions. 2.

If subscribers order a discontinuance of their pitpers, the publisher may continue lo send them until all that is due is paid. a. tf subferibeva nepleot or refuse to take their papers from the otlme to which they are directed, they me held responsible till they have settled their bills and ordered heir paper 4. If subscribers move to other places, without informing the publisher, nnd the paper is sent to the former direction, they are held responsible, 5. Refusing to take Ihe paper from the office, or removing and leaving it uncalled for, is prima, facie evidence of intentional fraud.

0. A postmaster neglecting to inform the publisher when the paper is not taken from tho ofUce, makes himself responsible for the subscription price. 7. Any person who takes a paper regularly from the post oflice, whether directed to his name or another, or whether ht-has subscribed or not, is responsible for the pay. This farm joins Cottonwood Falls the county seat of Chase county, and is on the Hue of the Atchison auU Toptka Rail- COOK, or ilB equivalent.

1 oau THE AIJOVE FARM WILL subdivided nnd sold in lots as fol lows: 'O acres all und, 1 shall keep constantly on head a well TAKLOR, assorted stock of and oultivaiinn; hounded on the North by the Cottonwood River, west by Cotton wood Fall, Bouth by Emporia road, east for quantity. Price, 1,000. This will be wanted for the town. AND 100 ACRES all under fence, past ef A terrible) shooting affray occurred on Diamond bpiinjr Creek, in this county, someliiuo on Thursday fternoon last, resulting iu tho prob- ablo death of one of our worthiest citizens. Tho occurrence took place at the residence of Mrs.

Ilegvver, mother of the wounded man, nnd was tho result, wo are informed, of a grndge which had been held for some time past, botweon her eon Henry llcgwor, and the man who did hia bloody work with tho pistol. Of tho particulars of the affray, but little is as yet known, as tho examination of the prisoner, Jim llcskct, has not up to tho time of going to press, taken place, and we forbear to comment, but we aro informed that lifter shooting young llcgwor, the prisoner fired two allots at a man who was present and attempted to take the pistol him, and who only succeeded in, wieuching it away after a severe struggle, whereupon the prisoner took to his heels, but ycsteiday morning give himself up to the authorities. We will probably be able to give full particulars next week. IIEAT1SO 13 iinun.Y oivkv that -letters Testa i'i copies (and oneynlis) 8.00 Soopica Ui.od One copy each of Post and Lady's mentary, were isptiea aoovc; luu acres or it limber, contains the best ituprovmetils iu Chase county, Stone House and Barn, costing over fco UtW Price, SH.OOO. acres bounded nnrlli by Emporia road, west by Cottonwood Fulls, Snulh by A.

L. Findley's. east 100 roods." All 'good prairie. Price Or lWlroods east, including Buck Creek, and len to fcfuen uores limber. Priot acres east of above, price 1110 act cs on the north side of Cottonwood river, cornering with the sile.

The old Pherson farm 'n i-rtoQu, anil rremiuni engraving, 4.00 The crellr.t, lll .1 mi, rv reivo a copy of the Premium Engraving STOVES, TINWARE, WOODEN WARE, iMi-iuorra or a ciuo wisuing me rrcmluuj Kngraving, must mnit onr dollar tztrt fttSlvpwirsen espies Bent ffratit. A M', if. l'STiinsoM ft Co nlBtt Pbiladel'J to me on the 5th day of Ootobor A. U. lSbft on the estate of Levi ().

Mann, (Incensed, by (he I'rebate Court of Chase county Kaunas. All persons having claims ngaiust fnid estate, will present tlurn to said court forallowance within one year from the date of thene letters, and if mot pro-sented within three years they will be forever barred. DAVID MANN, Executor. PAUTXKK WmKD. I want a partner in thu liftW, Real E.

all best tiotttm lank'; Ml acres of it under eumvKiiou, an unaci leuce. Price i aucb as DRESS GOODS, BIXACUEU MUSLINS, fcUOWN Jll'SLINS, HICKORY C1ECK8, TICKING. And all kinds of CLOTHS, CASHMERES, COTTONADES' BUOAUCLOl IIS, liKI acres east of the above, 30 lo 40 of uudiT feuco lirst clas laud Price CLASS, tato and Insurance business, one to do BIO aefs first class prairie, north of the o. 1 rice oflice busmens. JNo capital required except moral anl steady habits, or I will Our Sabbath School as now organized, is, an it always has been, worthy of the attention, of not only the chil DOORS, Emigration is coming very fust lo Chase county, ond as a consequence real catole tuke a titudent at lnw 'and divide Ihe profits of tho Ueat Instate and Insurance business with them.

Having one of the dren, ami a very large majority of host Law Libraries in Southwestern Kan- CLOTH FACTORY. The Port Scolt Mill and Mnulaoturlng at Fort 8'. ill, Kansas, are manufaos turiug SATINETS, JEANS, KERSEYS, LISSEYS, FLANNELS, Plaid ft PlalaJ BLANKETS, YARS, WtfOL u6lL3, 4c, all of which are offered fo Sale at WHOLESALE Oil RETAIL; of exchange for 117; SAT, RVF, OATS, CORN, rttiOt ens, it offers a pood opportunity to any is rising. fall On, or Wrllo lo A. WOOD, Heal Estate Ageut good man or woman who desires to study Uw.

S. N. WOOD. extensive assortment of Notions, Ileadyuiado Clothing, a Tons XOTICK. 6TIRRIN0 BBEAK1N0 1'LOWB IRON Notice is hereby given, that on Pnturday ihe IMst day of November, A.

D. 1W, I sliaU apply to the I'ruhafe Court, ui and fur Chase' county Kansas, to have my ALSO; 050 acres of land live miles west of wood Falls, 011 Cottonwood rirr, shout Jill acres of il timber over COO acres of it first chin bottom land, SO seres under fence and cultivation. Frame Home costing t-1, 000. All for fS, 000. the children crt! in constant attendance, but of those whoso manner yoais seem to be a groat stumbling block in tho way, so fur a tlmir attendance is concerned, Wv are glad to notice some exceptions, but the achpol needs a UiltlT attendance ol the adult portion of our community.

The following are the oflitvra niecteil Sunday the 10th W. Q. Patten, Superintendent; l' U. Hunt, Asst. dont.

Wood, Libraiiau; Frank Oillett, Asat, Lo-i in da Kellogg, Secretary; W. H. Brown, Treasurer. BOOTS AUD SHOES Letters revoked, us hxeculor ot the estaif i J. II.

aSiuiib, deceased. 7 8t II- L. HUNT. I Cutlonwood l-'alls, tfcet. IM, TINWARE, STOKE vTARE, GLASSWARE, QUEE.NSWARK, KO acres first class bottom land all under fence; -10 acres broke land, one half mile north of Cuttuuwood Falls.

Price fJ.O'HJ. LIVE STOCK. Merchants, Farmers, and the rmbllo" geuerally will Bud It lo their Interest to deal wilh us. Address The Fi. Boon Mill Hauafealuriug Co.

Frl Seed, XaDSM. nlvl-tf neles lirst rtnsM lim.l nn-jl. above. Price LOTS 1, 2, 8, 4, IN I) LOCK 10, comer of Miiiu and l'ino streets, Cottonwood Falls. On these Lots aro two dwellinp-houses, one pood well of water, about 41) I'ruil le, Peach, Cherry, und Tear Oinpe, lUfpbcuy, liiackbei 17, and 8irrr-berry Vines.

jpso Three niber pood Lots In Towi but CASH can buy the above Properly Cheap. J. W. 8. LOV.

21-lf NAILS, THlMDLE-t'KEINS, TABLE POCKET CLTLEKY, SHOVELS, ALSO TIJE LADY' 3 FRIEND. acres of unimproved land, HARDWARE iioiu 10 .10,011 acre. 'JUO I.nl in Cottonwood Falls to eacu. The County Ruad, for which a petition was presented and gruiitod at tho recent si'ssion of tiia dimly Hoard, was surveyed by our Deputy Surveyor F. II.

limit, on Monday last, from the soutli-caht conif efthe farm ofL. D. liiuckly, on Fox Cieek, west, passing under the bluff, near the residence of I'rncht, ami thence west to intersect tho comity road running across tho Cottonwood at tho Gaboon ford, ut the little branch on the premhos of X. Simmons. This is road much needed and we understand the rontj is ie-ported as entirely practicable.

EI'ADES, EOI'K, WOODENWARII, HO acres, ufit timber, good Mill Site I I cnni ui luiiou WOOU AOS. HCe rORK3 hues, 80 acres. 11 1 Falls, lsl class bottom land price ftiOO. UIIOVKSTKKX I'lANOS. GKOVl.STKr.X'S 1'IAXOS, GUOVKiSTIOEN'S 1'IAKOft, 490 Broadway, New York, llnnidn.ij, ink, 4fl3 Broadway New York, Are unrivalled for Tower anil KfenncsH of Tone.

'J'hey aro ftial be-eoininf the favorite over nil olhem, with Musieiuna, Amateurs and nil lovers of Good Munic. '1'hey are warranted in every respeto. l'ricea one-third lower than other tlrst clani) makers. for Circa-lar. (I liu VKSTKKN Utoadway, New Vork.

Sjilrntlld iMIacrments to Sulnrrlliers, The Lady's Friend announces Ihe following NovelciB fur lMuH: "Bstweeav Two," by Elisabeth Presooll, auhir or How a Woman had her Way, to.j "The' Priro r.t two Men'a Livea," by Amanda M. Duuglss, author of The Doharry Fortune, A New Novelet by Louise Chandler Moullon, author of Fleeing from Fate, io.j and a New Novel by Mrs. flea, ry Wood, Ihe distinguished English Novelist, aulbor of East Lynne, Ac with numerous shorter stories by a brilliant galaxy ef lady writers. The Lndy'e Friend will give a nnely-ea-ccuicd Siccl Engraving, a handsome double page, finely colored Fashion Plata engraved on 1' eel -and a large aaaort-meui of Wood Cuts, illustrating the Faah-ious, Fancy Work, in every number. It will give a popular piece of muslo worth the cost of the Alugazins ia every bun, her.

A copy of the Large and Beautiful Pre-, mlum Steel Engraving "The Bong ef Home at .......1. ALSO, An 80 ncro farm 011 CotfnnwnnJ rtwoi. it river boltom, all under fence, good Log iioimv, niicnen. gnmi Hell, (tralua ry. eio.

Price only i II. Martin of Eldorado, passed through this place, en route for Topcka, ouo day this woek. Mr. Martin is in tho mercantile business at that place, and ia one of tho live LOCUS, BUTTS, SCREWS, SASH, WACON STOCK, CARI'ENTEB TOOLS, l'OWDER, SHOT, LEAD, CAPS, 1H0 acres, 1 miles south of Cotr.nnwood Falls Mrs. Fesi-na' fiirni I men of Butler conuty.

Having beon good sprinir, and excellent stock farm. Price, jiil 60 per acre. 4H if shown some of tho "lions" of onr town, ha expressed himself more v--ij our readers, at a cost for the engraving KO acres en French Creek, in Cotton And in fact a complct aasortmcut of mi iio oi nearly 5,1,11001 will be lent fnost-ftttidV to evsrv full nri ouuy siuck larm. rrice than ever ploased with it, aud predicts a grout fnture for Cottonwood Falls, and wa would liko to have somo one tell us any reason why the prediction urt and to every person sending on a Ti'Ju. N.

Wit)l), Real Euan Agunt. yiv. 1 ion i.ngiaving is a gem or Art I Ii jy'To NkwSi'iisouhikks. Maui New subscribers who tend ia their names for lt.ti'J tefore the first of November, shall reeeiva tha li. should not come true.

BKTTLIJ 11. AT Account" Hullb.it t.h ,1.. m.i I'ROVISIONS i RALT. All of which I will acll as cheap as they can be bought in Southern Kansas, for CASH, or In exchange for MARKETING of all kinds WHEAT, CORN, OATB, BACON or CATTLE, and in short, for almost anything except Credit; that 1 cannot accept as an equivalent. H.

L. nCNT. Cottonwood Falls, Ks. July 28ih, 1H0H. HcCormack's improved Reapers and Mowers for rale by II.

L. We learn that a largo Bchool of January, will be sued. Books are in the ban Jont. ood J. who is au- oeinbcr numbers of this year In addition, making mi-arsfn months In alll And all new subscribers for 1BD0 shall rsceivt iho ningiiilioent December Holiday nam-' ber, making Titmrfctii months in alll House is to be put up at Kldorado luunzcu 10 sememe same.

the coming season, tho dimensions of ii. l. yooi). K. N.

WOOD. which is to be 20 30 feet. Just iVnltliara iistrhr, f. O. I), A GREAT SUCCESS.

In oonsequtnot of our great fucee-i attending our jtem of selling genuiuo WttHuum Watches to persons in remote parts of the country at less than New York City prices, wo Invite tho buyers careful attention to our list of prices: Hunting Case Watoh iu lioi. Silver Cane, Tho same Wntoh In 801. Hilvor f'sso, Tho Bttmo Watch in 4o. Bilver Casf, 82. UO Tho same, lima additional, l'ho same Kxtra Jeweled, with hronome-tor Itulanuo, $1 additional.

The Silver Cases are warranted equal to coin. The Watches lo be sent by ExpreNs, ae-companied with American Watch Conipa-uoy's ('ertitloate of The lluycr to have privilige of examination in possession of Kxpicbs Comjiany. WaU-hiuim ichodrtirc to uin-dlt'l ly dtalfi in tl'UriuUi inilutU ll'ti( A'j thoitld tend lor (irenlar trntaminj valuable inurination to Watch buyer. Address must bo plainly written, and purchaser must pay expreis charges. M.

fJ. CHAl'MAN AiCo. No- 47 Liberty New York. Hardware, which I offer at the lowest pos sible rates, for Caslt iiillaiid If you want hardware, bring On your Greenbacks, and you shall have It on satisfactory terms. If you want the best Family Cook Stove now in use, buy tho WESTWARD.

It Is warranted to give satisfaction, not to break by f.ro, and it Is made at homo. If you want Ihe best Tlow In use, bay the thing that is needed. Ko dnngor of getting too many of them kind of CATTLE SALES. institutions in Chase or Hutler coun topy, (aad the large Premium Bn- graving,) $2.60 4ocpiea 6 00' ooopies (and one gratis' 8 00 C1 ties either, for emigration it coming fastor than tho present population 9 One cony each df Lady's Mead aad can build to accomodate, LICENSED CATTLE BllOKER, 1 nu rrcmiuia engraving 40O Tho getter-up of a olub will alwayu' iclve a nC lhA lf.A..t L. Shiftman's now saw mill, at the Will buy and sell Cattle on commission.

WANTED nl all limea 1 Osage crossing of the Cottonwood, i lEiiuuiu r.ngraving. Jlembcra of a oluk wishing the Premium' uuug iu exchange fur Cash. the MOLINE. A good assortment always iuiiki remit on aottar tztrt. five miles above town, we uudor' ataud is doing a good liuiucas.

i on band. C. n. WARREN. uiav VI UV'i II 1 170- year old Steers.

30 tf OotUawo4 Part) Ks, w-- uofjica scot grans. Address, Nkacoji PTBaso, 8)'J Street, .1 JMattfV.