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The Hatchings lectures. Yesterday closed in our city the numan Endurance In the Water. IPopular Science Monthly. Men and animals are able to sustain IE ID LET LIVE! themselves for long distances in the wa ter, and would do so much oftener were they not incompacitated, in regard to the course of very interesting and instructive illustrated lectures and travels of Pro. Hutohings, which for four days, through the most disagreeable weather, has drawn former at least, by sheer terror, as well at complete ignorance of their real powers.

Webb's wonderful endurance will never densely packed houses. Too much can not be said in favor of be forgotten. But there are other instances only less remarkable. Borne Years since, the second mate of a ship fell overboard while in the act of Petit Jurors! The following is a list of Jurors for the February term of the District Court: B. C.

Kinney, Parsons. W. G. Douglass, Thos. Gaddy, Canada township.

Cyrus Shy, Barber. A.T.Shrout, Oswego C. E. Campbell, C. E.

Hildreth, Mt Pleas. P. B. Darling, Osage Alfred Bicknell, Liberty S. Spurgeon, Montana II.

A Ogden, Howard A wag hero suggests the reason Shoe merchants fail in Parsons is they purchace ordinary size shoes for womens wear, when the market demands large cuneiform underpiuing and growth. listing a sail, it was mowing iresn tne time was niclit, and the place some miles out in the stormy German Oceun. The OSWEGO, JJM. 17,1882. '-rrr Local and Miscellaneous.

Prices Current. With Bird Eickemann, west 4th A Oswego. White Tnrnips, 1,15 per bu. Potatoes, 1, 50 per bushel. Corn, 70 cents per bushel.

Oats, 60 ceuts per bushel. Apples, per barrel. Krant, 6,50 per barrel Hominy, barrel. Onions, $4,00 per barrel. Beans, 7 1-2 cents per pound.

Hominy, 3 cents per pouud. Hams 15 1-2 cents per pound. Breakfast Bacon, 151-2 Dry Apsles, 3 1-2 per pound. Dry Peaches, 10 centsper lb. Butter, 25 cents per pound-Cheese, 16 cetts ger pound.

Oranges. $4,5 per box Please call and see us. Green's Pat. Soft Coal Burner the Best COOK STOVE made for soft coal. No Clinkers, No Soot No Gasses.

Call and see it at CUNNINGHAM'S. Sliiloh's Catarrh Remedy a postivc cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker mouth, For sale by M. M. Kingsbury and O. R.

Symmes. Croup. WhooDine Coneb and Bron BIRD EICKERMAMr Are now in their new quarters, recently occupied by Fisher Davenport, and would be pleased to have you call, examine stock, ascertain prices, We offer chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. For sale by M. M.

Kingsbury and V. It. Symmes. A good house with 4 rooms ana a lotou Dy aumeet, witn goou well and barn, for sain or rent. hardy fellow, nevertheless, managea to gain the English coast.

Brock, with a dozen other pilots, was plying for fares by Yarmouth; and, as the main-sheet was belayed, a sudden puff of wind upset the boat, when pre ently all perished except Brock himself, who, from 4 in the afternoon of an October evening to 1 the next morning, swam thirteen miles before he was able to hail a vessel at anchor in the offing. Animals themselves are capable of swimming immense distances, although unable to rest by the way. A dog re, cently swam thirty miles in America in order to rejoin his master. A mule and dog washed overboard during a gale in the Bay of Biscay have been known to make their way to shore. A dog swam ashore with a letter in his mouth at the Cape of Good Hope.

The crew of the ship to which the dog belonged all perished, which they need not have done had they only ventured to tread water as the dog did. As a certain ship was laboring heavily in the trough of the sea, it was found needful, in order to lighten the vessel, to throw some troop-horses overboard, which had been taken in at Corunna. The poor things, my informant, a staff-surgeon, told me, when they found them selves abandoned, faced round and swam for miles after, the vessel. Enquire of Rev. F.

L. Walker. Oswego, Kansas. Maebied: By his honor, Squire Keirsey, at the residence of Samuel Dunham, in Montana township, Daniel D. Tower, and Miss Lucy E.

Graham, Jauuary, 15th. A corn doctor was on our Will you suffer with Dysycpsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you. For sale by M. M. Kingsbury and, O.

R. streets to-day. He says for the oyinmcs. past six months he has been en All persona paying $2.25 will receive the Weekly Republican gaged paring the corns, warts and whoppk) conks off Parsons belle's feet. and Farmers1 Reiew until January The price of the Review is $1.00 per year.

Clubbed in with We saw a news-paper to-day, ihe Republican we are enabled that had not sister Lydia Pink- to offer the two for $2.25. ham's portrait in it. Messina Oranges at Bird and Eickerraann's. B. Turner, Rochester, N.

writes: "I have been for over a year subject to serious disorder of the Charter Oak Stoves at CUNNINGHAM'S. kidneys, and often unable to attend rOrgans Sewing Machines Flour, Fancy, per sack, $1.80. Flour, Choice, 1.70. Flour, Family, 1.60. Cheese, Beans, Hominy, Potatoes, Hams, Bacon, Turnips, at LIVI3STGr PRICES.

Bran, 85 cents per cwt. Agents For Lu Pont's Powder Co. Standard Oil Company. We want your trade and will do all in our power to please. Goods delivered free to any part of the City.

Domestic and New Home af to business; I procured your Burdock Blood Bitters, and was relieved before hall a bottle was used. I intend to continue, as I feel con David 17wtt Everybody desiring Furni ture will do well to examine the Mammoth Stock of David Beal fident that they will entirely cure me." Price $1,00 trial size 10 cents For Sale by Symmes. "Hackmetack" a lasting and fram-ant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. For Library Association sale by M.

M. Kingsbury and O. following course of Lectures has Symmes. On account of poor health I expect to eave home for an indefinite length of time, and all accounts must be settled by cash or note without delay; claims against me should be presented at once. Remember the poor.

Capt. Montague, is in the city. Judge B. W. Perkins is in the city to-day.

Andy Kalio is trading in town to-day. Capi. E. Hammer is on the st reets of the city to-day. -Z.

Biekels is hauling coal to town to-day. Mr. Charles is in the city on business. Mr. David Brewer, of Lynn county, is in the sity to-day.

Stock will have short rations this cold weather. Mr. Murphy, of Altamout, was here yesterday. Brick work muBt take a lay off for a few days. From Greenland icy mountains.

Capt. Duckworth is in the eiy to-day. Now be it resolved that as the Squire hath joined them together let no man put them asunder. Alec Baker returned home from his Arkansas trip, last Sunday. One of the boarders at the Hotel de Hughey, is sick.

Dr. Draper is tending. A jury was drawn to-day, for ihe February term of the District Court. Uncle Stinger has painted his residence, making it appear quite pretty. Eev.

Armstrong, who once lived here, we learn, is teaching Bchool. Jos. Longaker is out on the road again selling sewing machines. Esqr. Hill came in this morn-ig with a miniature glacier on lis beard.

Colored Methodists are holding a revival meeting and some conversions have taken place. Messrs. Tibbits are putting is these days trimming up apple and other fruit trees and burniug the brush. Mr Graves of Macomb, 111., who wants to buy a farm here, returned home to-day. A "Ba.Ine.." Trick.

A Dresden feuilletonist tells a truly remarkable story of how a young and sharp-witted wine merchant in the Rhine district made his way to good custom and ultimately to wealth. In the city where he lived many other older dealers, who had been long established and favorably knowi were his rivals. Against them he could make no headway. It was of no use that he advertised the cheapness and excellence of Lis wares, orders he solicited in vain. He was unknown, people had no faith in his v.

ines, aud he remained without patrons. At last one day, almost in despair, he took up a daily paper to try by reading to kill the time which hung so heavily upon his While engaged in this not very profitable employment, unprofitable it the puper he read was of the average German type, he noticed among the announcements of deaths that a tain convivial old baron who was noted for his fondness for IMiine wine had died very suddenly. It was then that his bright idea the idea which made his fortune came to the young man. Ujwn a respectable but solid looking piece of busiuess paper, bearing his letter-head well printed1, ho hastily but carefully penned to the dead man a note in which be thanked him for his kind order a few days before, never given, of course, said that the wine desired had been duly forwarded that day, and the price, according to the agreement between them would he 300 dialers. This letter, with a quantity of his best wine, he sent to the address of the dead baron.

The message and wine were received by the heirs and representatives of the latter, who, overjoyed at falling into a good property, paid the merchant's bill promptly, drank the wine, and doubtless, out of respect to the judgment of the baron, gave the dealer Whom he seemed to have favored an extensive order. So, little by little the good qualities of the wine which the young man had for sale became known, his custom increased steadily, and at the last his fortune was made. This story, which is now going the rounds of the German press, is vouched for as being founded on fact. F.BEYLE. Oswego Jan.

Ath, 1882. S. David Beal carry an im mense stock of Coffins aud Cask been arranged by the Oswego L-brary Association: Tuesday evening, Jan, 17. KM. Purviance.

Subject "The Tuesday evening, Jan. 3 1st. Col. True. Subject "The impending conflict in Kansas." Tuesday evening, Feb.

14th. Judge Webb. Subject will be made known on the night of the lecture. The series of lectures to be given by the Library Association are sure to be thoroughly interep-ting and every one should make it a point to be present. ets and Undertaker's goods, of 1 1- A 1 wuicu iney inane a specialty.

Notice To Hunters Ynn nm PATRICK, McMILLIN Eeal Estate, hereby notified not to hunt on our farms or you will be put through course oi sprouts. J. VANS ANT, F. D. HOWE, DARY NERO, WM.

SANFORD I. W. PATRICK A. SYKES, C. C.

Clover, Oswego, Dec. 9th, 1881. LOAN, AHD INSURANCE AQEHTS. BOUGHT AND SOLD. ZMiQnsriE-x' Loaned on Farms and City Property.

For Dispepsia and Liver Complaint. Teacher's Association. The Labette County, Teacher's Association will hold its next meeting in the school house in Oswego, on Saturday, February, 4th 1882. All are requested to attend. There has been no programme prepared, and it is expected that members will come prepared with volunteer work, so that a programme can be made you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shilon's Vitalizer.

It never tails to cure. For sale by Kings bury and Symmes. Are VOU made miRernhlfl bv tion, Consumption, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, leuowskin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is postive cure. For sale by out at the time if we should not Office in Republican Rooms, Caroenter's Block OSWEGO, KANSAS. mgsDury ana it Kpmmes.

m- HEATING, and COOK STOVES, A viro have oi.e beforehand. The Executive Committee are hereby requested to begin a programme as soon as M. Chidesteb. Pres. of Association.

Papers the of County please copy. Cheap for Cash as at any other nouse, at UUJS JSINGHBM'S. It is a poor writing school, or singing school, that does not get F. HOBAET. 0.

M. CONDON. Altamont Items. up two or three weddings. An Unfortunate Mistake.

Baron A. was traveling with a friend through the south of France and into Italy. He was the possessor of a brand-new aud splendid chronometer, of which he was very proud. A constant source of complaint on the journey was that no watch-pockets were affixed to foreign beds, and that the chronometer, placed under the pillow at night, slipped, after the custom of chronometers from that position, and on doing so incurred risk of breakage. At length, at a small hotel near Lugano, at which a night's rest was to be taken, the baron found, to his delight, the pocket the absence of which had marred the pleasure of his journey.

So overjoyed was he that there was some talk of arranging the next day's journey with a view to returning to sleep once more at an inn so far in advance of its rivals in its attention to the comfort of guests. In the morning, however, the baron came down, with a rueful visage and showed the chronometer now silent and ruined. What had been taken for a watch-pocket at the head of the bed was a small vessel full of holy water. In that the watch had slept all night without experiencing the benefit which a more responsible being might have received from such an immersion. A vast amount of improvement Mrs Dr.

L. Williams entertained a number of friends last night, in honor of Miss Shomo, A BIG DRIVE! 8 JPOTTlTJDB OF CHOICB Roasted Coffee! FOR $1,00. going on in and around town. John Huston has sold the Ave nue House to Marion Jones' Mr. Geo.

Culp and Miss Ida Mo her neice, who is visiting in Oswe go- Cartney, were married at the BANKERS. OSWEGO, KANSAS. MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND On strictly first-class paper. Section house on last Thursday Mr. B.

F. Hobart and C. M. evening. Justice Murphy con Condon, left on the east bound San, Francisco train to day, for an eastern trip.

ducted the ceremony. Dr. Solomon died at his home south of Parsons, on Monday ev j'nj 7a If you desire to keep water to use in case of fire these cold ening, Jan. and was burried ai the Spring Valley cemetry, on "Our prices tell the people, and the people tell our prices." BARGAINS Cotton! Cotton! Pimples and Face Grubs. Blotches, Soils, Tumors, Tetter, Humors, Salt Rheum, Scald tTan.il Snmc lr.m..i Wednesday.

nigjts, put salt in The brine Mr. Clamroths child was also will not freeze and will extinguish fire better than clear water. www. wv.ea iuuibuum Diseases, Female Weakness and Irregularities, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Juandice, Amotions oi the Liver, Indigestion. Tiilin burried on the same day, at the same place.

The cold spell yesterdry was M. H. Wright has out looking at sia and General Debility. nngnr leetn. Sugar does not injure sound teeth, but, tin the contrary improves them by assisting the solution of the food which supplies lime for their nourishment Sugar sometimes causes pain in decayed teeth.

As creosote relieves itching tooth by coagulating a film of albumeu over the nerve, so sugar may cause a tooth to ache by dissolving the albumen by which the nerve may be protected. Negroes, who eat large quantities of lugar, have beautiful teeth. the first "norther" of the season. If any one wants to know The Oswego Cotton Company are paying the Highest Market Price in Cash for Seed Cotton, and will Gin for shares or cash. Bagging and Ties always on band aud for sale.

C. A. WILKIN, Manager, Oswego, Kansas. Elk County. Mrs.

Masters had the misfortune Aemnnof Burdsck Bitten iMl.fr th. Mtth. bold by medicine ilt.lrr. eery-here. ulrectlOM in eleven Price, f40.

i FOSTER, MtlBUnN CO Pt05'i. N.Y what the air is above the line of Id all kinds of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Provisions, Queens-ware, Glassware, can be obtained by calling on ns. All goods warrauted and fall weight guaranteed. 1 ALLEN JJITB, XoYi 2. (Oswego to have her horse die at Altamont congealation and in the region of on last Saturday, as she was on her to Ripon.

the Great Bar, and Dipper, we tell Mm.