Chetopa Herald from Chetopa, Kansas • 3

KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY TOPEKA. KANSAS I' IH1HF10 TICKOSY. SIS 919 Cbetopa, Saasssi THE HERA.LO 11 A. SATVY, TO. Smiles 1 the Cfca.swn.iwa.

Go to Fraunberg's for sweet cider; Coal! Cowl Lewis Leek, one and one half miles northwest of Cbetopa oa the farm of Isaac Woods desires to exchange coal at the rate of two and one hair bushels of coal for one of corn. harvester men aad furniture dealers to have on hand a good supply of cradles. There is going to be a lively demand for them in our neighborhood. he Broad ley brothers cause In from Baxter Monday afternoon witb Broi. bur a a The Broad toy team thresher.

WHOLBSALE AKD UBTUL DEALER TW Buy none but the best, the John Deere plow of J. J. Smith. TIM Pvl 8ptrft Jsaoonesr deed NM(h Put It on her. Mr.

J. L. Looee left to? the Centennial Monday night. Fort. B.

Smith called on our merehanta again Thursday. Mies Laura Forker came down Friday last from Parsons and remained until Monday. W. A. Mean, a well known com-merclal traveler, registered at the National Thursday morning.

Mr. J. D. Clarkson, representing the St. Louis Champion machine company, spent from Monday to Friday in the city.

Geo. Coon and J. B. Roberts, St. Louie, W.

B. Smith and A Chicago and Sol Block, Kansas City Left HARM ARE, STOVES, IOTaM, AG' into the campaign your pockets inside The way to gt tt.it fall with Yes, he has gone notwithstanding her symmetrical form la draped with sand, hull particular of the rrcfflt trial upon land where the Marsh harvester had refused to work, between the Champion, Woods aad Manny machine. a usual the Champion takes the aid and is sold en the spot. be oral day age Stea.m Soon Littleton took a Marsh harvester to their farm northwest of Cbetopa upon a guarantee that it snould work all right or no trade. It did not work.

The drive wheel clogged up with mud and dragged on the ground. Arrangements were then made fur the Manny aad wnds machines to pe tried in the same held and anally the Champion was given the privilege to enter also, Messrs Boon Littleton to buy the machine that did the beat work. The gronnd was very muddy and the wheat short and straw fallen, the trial resulted aa follows Chbtofa. Labette to, Ka.n., I Wednesday, une It, 1876. After a severe and tnorougb test of the merit of the Marsh harvester, Manny, Woods aad Champion machines in muddy Skinned out! Peeled vanished! Faded a Way tie said! out.

i.i unto himself -I will arie and riculturtl Implements, Pumps, Waoona, Iron, Steel. NtlN, For an sje-oiti model lag landlord and be arose and gifted. i ea their now steam threaaer. From ita size sad appearance we think it calculated to make a fellow look sick when viewing it from the bead of the straw stacker when in full motion. We are informed that the machine cost $1,618 delivered in Baxter.

Goo. Matthews and M. N. Don--aid son have purchased an Adams French harvester. While helping them unload it Will Jarrett nearly mashed his middle finger.

Such an accident at the beginuing of harvest is peculiarly unfortunate though Will says he would not have cared so coftttnena Qt to Wb. lloucfc, of the hath silently folded hi lertt and Ta- I Wagon Wood Worn, Springs, eiha, City Hotel, Otwefo. inooset derui.cte.L TSlNhtm A rf rwyjBjB, tnA defuncted, that is to slay he hath de- 1 a roM Tm bbmab i nephew of parted to that blissful region where iwiuetn me woodbine. Uan oe rouno at J. M.

Morgan' buving cheap s-Got. Wm. Allen and Senator Conk ling a brother-in-law of ex- groceries. Farmers, grangers arid settlers lease copy. -ff01 rr were registered at the National hotel yesterday.

J. S. Hoke, representing Lock-wood Jfc 8t, Joseph, regis laau on our farm norm west off town we have desided to take the Champion deeming it the most reliable machine under ml circumstance. Hare this day purchased the complete machine consisting of the Mower, Dropper and Self Rake. Boos A Littleton Their judgement, is endorsed by the peraons who saw the trial, as follows: Chbtofa, Kans.

June 14, 1876. We the undersigned witnessed the trial on Boon A Littleton's farm to-day aad much had it been oneof his machines. The picnic at Kirk's grove last Saturday was the most enjoyable affair we have attended in a long time. Attention Farmers Again we present yon the well known Buckeye Heater Mower, the only self rake pronouueed perfection. The principal points essentia! to perfection are simplicity Of construction, durability, lightness of draft, and ease of management.

Sec to it that your machine possesses them. Smith. John Deere Moltne Plows, Buckeye Mower cS? Reaper, Riding and oiking CnUlttttbrsi Breaking and Old Ground Floor, Ac and ttfirr- Warranted ai repref tateu; and sold at prfees. GUTTERING SPOUTING done st reasonable piteee CHAIN. IRON and WOOD Ir Jlffi, aJWavs ewaawsl Csll There were present the Mt.

Pleasant, tered at the National Tuesday. Hats caps and straw goods are bis line. Senator Cricliton and lady left on Saturday nights train for the old home In Indiana with covetous eyes on the Centennial exposition at Philadelphia. The concert for the benefit of the Got. Sey more.

The Arsatroaf reaper seems to bo the favorite during thle wet weather one Arm reports selling twenty four ta one day I The Aeld Vial of barretters that was to nave taken ptare at Mr. Geo. Matthews' in Cherokee county was postponed by reason of the weather. The Journal of Kansas City has a di-patch that Cat Cover shot and kill, ed Capt. Koss, deputy LT.

S. marshal In the Indian Territory on the 7th i'st. ict Vvfi Sua examine gooot: Brctrully; 3 i iMITH. Baptist ehmch of Oswego came off on last Wednesday evening and quite will candidly aay that the hampion. both as a dropper aad a self-rake worked better and lighter than any- other machine on the ground- The Weed self-rake (one wheel machine) mired down aad slipped.

The llareh had been dragged out. The Manny had to be cleaned too often. Our opinion is that the Champion acquitted itself witb credit. J. J.

Nix, John Enais. S. Nix, H. A. Ohlhausen.

M. W. Stigall, A. Lanear, C. H.

Nix, Wm. H. Wilson, Morgan WUk-liffe. Those who hsve machines that have failed to do their work or those who have not yet purchased will find it to their interest to procure the Champion. ow is the time.

Kob't. McCckley, Ag't. Cbctopa. J. D.

Clabemox, Gen'l Ag't. Land Buyers. Persons desiring to sell farms will do well to call on the Old Reliable" firm of J. Cook of Co. as they are making more sales than any firm in Southern Kansas no charges whatever unless a sale is secured.

a number of Clietopa people attended it. The church was filed to its Mt. Pisgah and Short creek schools besides quite a number from the Fair-view school, and a good many "out siders." The banners and mottos of the different schools were very beautiful and appropriate. Arrived at the grounds we found them nicely arranged with speakers stand, seats for audience, three refreshment stands circle swings etc. After giving all ample time to exchange the civilities of the day the people were called to order by Mr.

McNemar, Supt. of the Mt Pisgah school and the following exercises gone through with: Singing by all present, Beautiful Shore WAGON te thm utmost seatiug capacity and quite a number had the privilege of standing We sea by the 1'aola Spirit that 1. A. Van Land Ingham, brother to car I'rof. I has been chosen Principal of the Paola public schools at a salary Buy none but the best.

The Cli max Corn Planter, the lightest and best planter made at J. J. Smith's, of Ulne up. The entertainment consisted of vocal and instrumental music, tableaux, charade, statuary, etc, by some of the best talent of Oswego and was highly appreciated by the large audience present. The singing was excellent, and where all did so well it is difficult to discriminate.

Prof. Guffin. of Fort Scott, assisted in the concert. Mrs. Lou.

Perkins sang the solo "Dare I tell, in sueh a Money Money! $25,000 to loan on good improved farms at five per cent less than ever offered in Southern Kansas. 12-tf Lbbot ale. a ADVERTISE IK Prayer by E. M. Mason Welcome song by Mt.

Pleasant school Ad L. M. Bedell, Lee Clark, Byron Kd wards and O. St. John, accompanied by their hotter halves, and Miss I Reamer, Miss May Brown, A.

D. Hturges and Frank Krye attended the concert at Oswego Wednesday night. The commencement exercises of the dress by E. M. Mason Song by ML Looses will receive a large stock of new prints to sell at 5 cts.

iu a few swhwaV Jhswu 9 mtr W4 liiiversity of Kansas at Lawrence free Everybody come and ret a drawing THE HERALD Of J. Morsaa's B0 cent Japan tea. THE" CHEAPISf AND FAR THE BEST Pisgah school Select reading, Mrs. E. M.

Mason; Singing; Remarks by Rev. B. H. Smith Singing Essay, ''Gentleness," Miss Sarah Riter: Singing; Declamation, Master Eddie Mason completed the execises for the forenoon, after which a sumptuous dinner was spread upon a long table prepared for that purpose and to which all present did ample jus The John Deere, Advance and manner as she la capable of. Mrs.

Ira C. Mitchell sang '-Kathleen Ma- voHrncen." E. C. Knox, solo, "Resting." and the original Mrs. Jarley appeared ia the person of Mrs.

Col. Davis and edified the audience by her wonderful wax work show. Ta SULKY i PLOW Peerless Walking and Biding Cultivator at J. J. Smith's.

Croquet sets for $1.30, and was held on 'he Nth lust. Labette county was represented by an address before the literary society by the Hon. M. V. ttay uJd of Parsons.

Tmb Son says Parsons Is solvent, tluancially in good condition. A veid natural reason why it should ei the heany support of the 8un for "The Sun alwaya goes for the most money. $3.00 at Bedell Bros; CHETOPA, KANSAS. Adam st French Harvester BUYTiiE ken altogether the concert was a complete success and reflects great credit upon the talent of Oswego. bos of the field.

BUST! W. J. Clark, Agt. 1 1 100,000 To Loan. ly reek I tice.

Soon after dinner all again retired to the speakers stand and were regaled with more flue singing followed by remarks by Rev. Kirk after which Misses Clara McKinuey and Emma Schoer repeated in concert the names of the books in the old aud new testament. This with a song in which all took part with a hearty good will Bill I ONLY. Ok one, two, three and five tears time in sums of $200 and upwards no ONLY. annraisement necessary, no publicity.

LEGAL HOTICES. Kotite. The partnership heretofore exist ine between X. T. Phillips ft Z.

8. Phillips this day dissolved of mutual consent. X. T. Phillips collecting all accounts and to pay all PhilLipS A.

Phillips Cbetopa, May 36, 1876. Dissolution Notice. Chetot a Kansas, June 3d, igTd. The Co-partnership heretofore between business strictly confidential, no vex It has alwaya been a mooted question with some whether timothy could 10 successfully produced on our soil. Mr.

I. C. Bonesteel, living in Cherokee county brought to war office this week a few attlfct of as fine timothy as we ever saw in any country. Oue of the heads measuring about seven atious delays. For the very lowest rates, prompt actiou and square deal ing call on closed the exercises at the stand ail Farmers are all in an uproar about their harvesting.

Go away dronthy Kansas, for we have had an abundance of rain all season. Oats look fine in this part now. Not a great many sowed here last spring. Wild cats are traversing this part of he country, so boys you had better bo on tho look out. Cherokee county can show some as fine wheat as ever grew on the fertile soil of balmy Kansas, or any J.

i. COOK, Cbetopa THE LATEST IMPROVED AND BEST CORN PL A XT 1 of which were very good. Great credit is due G. D. Newbury, Supt, of the Pleasant Valley school for the S.

Lyon, H. C. Taylor, and E. W. Bedell; i itches.

The El ward seif Binder, the best at. binderout Can bo attached any time, now or hereafter. Smith under the firm of Lyon Taylor tt Co. ia this day dissolved mutual consent, R. Taylof retirintr.

The busfaeos will be continued by S. Lyon and Bedell Bro's. success of the singing which was verv The remainder of the CAN ONLY BE HAD OF under the firm name of 3 lbs. Fresh pitted cherries fof fl.uO 15-3 Lyon, Bedell Co. day was spent by all in enjoying at Morgan s.

ej. SttlVMo themselves to their utmost at the various refreshment stands, circle The Buckeye Table Bake and Drop- ra It a nn st mnnhinn ftw kssst st other state. 1 I' V. I IMC WHM UltSVUllltJ tv VUJ CSS, The IN ew Family J. J.

smith's. swings or playing croquet. About this time we remember seeing a "very Frank party" who came out from Oewego, our pfutrky neighbor deserves all the good fortune in store for her. And our sympathies are strongly enlisted in her noble struggle for the new railroad and commercial prominence. We think she will get away with the infant and carry a debt of a hundred thousand dollars into the bargain.

We had the pleasure to meet the Moore brothers who are stock meu herding about 150 head of native cattle on Four Mile creek i the Indian Territory. These gentlemen came Fish Fish FUh Mackerel, white-fish, front, pick Chelopa about three o'clock regaling ssr.ram themselves on what they called dried halibut, ana codfish just receiv The picnic above here on Fly creek on the 10th went off in splendor; large turn out, good speak -ing and singing, plenty to eat and drink, nobody drunk and all looked happy. The picnic in the Nation on the 3d int, has not shown itself iu the ed at Bedell Bros. beef. Come out earlier next time and we will try to give you something Ton can get the best five cent ci- jLiumoer i Lumber! New Stock Just Rec'd 100,000 ft White rim Siting Pine Shingles better.

About five o'clock every gar in the city at W. J. Herman's. body went borne happy and wishing 1 paper yet, we do not know the reason that picnics came every Saturday. from LTnn county in this state Go to Frannberg's for sweet eider.

Elward Harvester. Jonxmen unless it was because there no reporters there. No wonder for the well receommended as straight forward re labia gentlemen. Persons It leads the van over all competi Eclipse Southern Kansas when mud was thirteen inches deep and tors. Its reputation thorough ly es cold enough for an overcoat.

adorned with fine roads, with elegant houses, gardens, hedges, oachards, tablished The Kins of Harvastere. For sale by Smith II. Martin purchased a new cither having cattle to sell or wishing to purchase would do wall to call at their ranch la the territorv. We understand they are well prepared to handle any amount of cattle. vinyards, and groves of shade trees 241,679 SOLO in 1d74, Ait to 146,852 more thak were soldi by its highest eompetitor.

The Wheeler A Co. sold only S87 The Howe Machine (es'd 36,000 Ths Domestic Machine Co. 92,700 The Weed Machine Co. The Orover Baker Machine Co. 30,009 The BamiBKton Machine Co.

And so on down. Se It appears from the sale of the different companies that the Blngor has mere friends and purchasois than all the others combined. lacta Soli on Em PATIENTS. a-Ofj Elwsrd harvester last week. Charley New spring and summer millin will present the most beautiful landscape that eye ever beheld.

The cli just pulls off his boots and roll up his A. C. St. JofiM's ery at STOCK sleeves, and says he is going to cut mate is delicious, averaging more in For sjavlo. 8 the year agreeable to man than Italy The building known as the Valley one hundred and thirty acres of wheat this harvest.

He says he wants the hands to remember that his family or any other land we know of. Such Of frst quality Doors Glazed House, can be easily moved, would is the land we lire in. make an excellent farm house, will be are all teetotalers. sold cheap for cash, or on time witb The Supreme court of this state "When in the course of human good security. has decided that a sheriff is not en Lee lake.

events it becomes necessary we will see yon again." Fabmeb Boy. A sad death occurred on Wednesday the 7th of a man the name of John Morris at the honse of J. II. Tallin. Mr.

T. is the trustee for llackberry township and the deceased was taken to his house for the purpose Of being placed la the poor boose, but Mr. Tuliia not being nt home, he wandered out on the prairie aad was discovered by some boys aud taken to Mr. Tunis' house where he soon after died. By a letter found on his person it Is presumed that he bad formerly tired at Baxter Springs.

titled to mileage in a personal tax warrant returned "no property The Garden City Sulkv plow has no equal, it has the best reputation of tin as Towmnlslss Iasnss. VSJBUa any plow in the world. TrTka formers at tlu UVI-anl tt Died. All our farmers will bo cutting wheat next week. Every body going to Columbus Reliable in down, lodged and crink D.

and Laura Lewis Edward, son of M. led grain, saving grain, help, money. And all parties buyins; a singer of me who should want to change it for a Howe or Remington, within three aneaths, can do so without extra charge. I HAVE ALSO SEVERAL Second Hand Machines in good order, which can bs bought cheap. Best needle for all machines at seventy-tve cents per dosed; W.

S. PAttlt. Agent, CHETOPA. KANSAS. to see tho county treasurer, June 15, 18ft, time and team." Buy none but the Proctor, at ten o'clock p.

m. aged five months. best of Smith --The roads arts being rendered pas which win be sold ai lower prices rar easH than can b- purchased eWe where in Ot TlIKKM KAItHlSi Don forget the pi tee, Office ait tari Sear Railroafl Depflt. CHETOPA, KANSAS. jgja W.

OtB6d. Agricultural Any information of any friends or sible In the vicinity of Pleasant Val- Come and see the best stove ever i Ed 0 i i LOCAL V0TICES. relative he may have will be gladly iy. brought to Cbetopa. A large stock of gents white rests received by Mr.

J. H. Tullis. Cbetopa, Kansas. Baxter Springs Repub S.

W. Vanatta has returned from trip to Arkansas, bringing with Lyon, Bedell A Co. Announcement. at Loose cheap. lican plaaeo copy.

a ss Harvesters htm three fine mules, 4 Lewis Leek will deliver coal any W. D. Jarrett has sold nine El Buckeye Table Bake, Elward Self place in the city of Cbetopa at eight We hare failed to learn anything Binding harvester, and Adams A ward harvesters in this vacini.y. For very definite about the reported kill cents per bushel. Orders left at the store of Geo.

Bates will be Groceries French harvesters for sale by J. a beginner Will is jnst "old Ing of deputy U. 8. marshal W. C.

Smith. promptly filled. Boss by Cal Coker. We are inform Call on J. J.

Smith when you want Now ie the time to boy Furniture ed, however, that Ross left this place on Urn eroalag of the 6th for the Farm Machinery, Flows, Hardware, CALVIN has a fall Una at greatly Tinware, or anything in the wy of reduced prices, On a cherry tree in the yard of A. F. Walker we saw blossoms aad ripe fruit at the same time. Centennial year yon know. District No.

58 at a special meeting last week in regard to a stereo Verdigris country in the direction of first claae goods at bottom prices. Implement Warehouse MO Feet Deep And fronting on Maple 4th Streets, Riffle Columbia Everything warranted as represent too locality la which It is reported ed. that ho wan- killed. It appears fro Go to Fraun berg's for sweet eider At a field trial of reaper and harvesters on the farm of Boon A Little Successors to Ceo. F.

two-ma tan ces that it was believed prunes for $1.00 1 scope refused to pay for it and in 10 pounds fresh at Morgan's ameer the Indiana that too killing ton north -west of Cbetopa, the Cham nasi taken place. Some persons trav- fastan in For pure wines, liquors, and cigars, eling la that direction were interro- structed tho Director to defend the suit for payment should bo commenced Melrose has a uew biaeksmsth in the person of Mr. McCormick of Il go to Dunn A Can no us. Where rn will ind aavthing sn4 ev- erythiaj usually kept on tile for geted as to tho pnrtfenkvrs, so that the report or the killing most have spread among them. The account as Staple and fancy The cheapest and best Sulky plow to buy, is the John Deere Gilpin Iron pion gained the victory over the Marsh, Woods and Manny, and waa sold on the grounds to Boon A Littleton.

See printed statement ROBERT MoCURLEY. Ag't. Cbetopa. Money to Loan. We are now prepared to loan money on long or short time, on the most reasonable rates.

Farmers desiring to procure loans call and see us. plow, for sale by e. 4 Sana. reported wis that Boos aid Coker 14 a linois. He is represented aa being a good workman aad as ho has youth, strength and good looks all on his captured a noted desperado who Go to Fraun berg's for sweet eider.

nasnw mo did not tourn, but before aide he will undoubicdlv be success- Ladies' and children's hat from 3 purpose Boss could Iron and secure his priso- one dollar upwards at mm, A. St. Joan's. Conor shot and killed Rosa. Mr, JONAS CLARK.

Cbichtow A uowDsnmax Mr. Giliispie purchased the Tan Hens nai MM ef the few marshals la CANNED GOODS, ner farm iot) acres recent ior Groceries at bottom prices at W. J. Still they come Another car ifinnmtry who always commanded $1,100. This wne the best bargain in A ear load of goods last received st the AgrlcwitwrtA Isspteaient Warehouse ef tKWAJI CLABK.

Herman's. all decent nasi law "Elwbo HanvESTxas" jast received at J. J. Smith's. Be was one of tho laud in this part of the country.

Mr. Giliispie is a live go-ahead man and Remember yon can get furniture 5 Sugar, Fldor, Tobacco ran retained whoa early nil of too cheaper at CALVIN'S than any er place in Labette county. and best at J. J. will soon bave the piace is fine con Jonas Clark is agcat for the JOHX r.

MA5M ccwJbined reaper and lh Call and see the reliable Harvester in the world Smith's. ditio old net who JsOjdj become so corrupt Tea, Lie. Fariwerw arc fcarfm that we are Quick sales and small proftta. All foods at bottom prices at J. J.

wne bard to toll which wen the S. A. Smith corner Fourth and MARSH HARVESTER. te tho Territory and sfo4g to hate another wet harvest Smith's. Locust, has new plows for sale of OouBtrr produce takes in exchange fot gecde.

1-tfj Riffle Jt Columbia. and that the ground will be too soft to mora reaper owrr We r.dviie our his own make, and have been tested ard found to do work. Go to Fraunbrrg's for tweet cfder. or 'hw depntft1. Chste, tth.

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