Chetopa Herald from Chetopa, Kansas • 2

'i'Uii two villain, ileads and ile- (Concluded. from 4th Page,) THE BKALl), OIIUUUB Wl aICOHO Abbott summoning Jury and special vinra Abbott attendance on Diat ct do do do i The following are the proceedings 15 00 31 45 Cook Clkw fee at rs Holmes frio St H. Abbntt sheritT do 2 50 Brockway justice do 13 40 W. clUb court do 2 20 C. A.

battel te oo 6 05 J. SI. Courtney 2d il. F. U'wkI vitaes fcos ts HrtmetO 65 ovi, who to simply gratify their petty hatred againat the K.

T. railway company, hare for civeral Tte eiciii Paser of Lttstte County. XT X0T 3GB I of the morning session of the House with ibe exception of the ballot- for 4 35 J. II. NIBHKTT, EIHTOK.

weeks been racking their miserahIeUwns08 r', work poor farm 7 r'u 40 1 Gate Ai Brockwar drawing iurv 4 00 ns for plans fnfamous and too sue W. KUiott do CHETOPA, KANSAS, JAN. 27 177. U. r.

Senator Mr. Botti obtained consent io pee- IMS Aiaes ana fur Court .1, W. Kritckard M. or tbe aiixhiog oi 1 rain near 3 M. ilcKoon do 1 20 The (oil Geo.

Shrcngrr do 2 20 Cherokee Na-traced to their lowing i the Ul ballot far I Ml fr He Hortieultu-'j Pryor's creek, in the ator Topeka ThvniU; r' lbajte count asking tion, have been V. S. Sunat W.B. Burtord mslje for rauuly 96 f. Ttsx le coffin poor farm 7 50 -WHAT Dodswortn book and blanks for co Green bay for poor farm ii Cav asangb iud for poor of Osa Tp Carpenter mds for poor farm Ticriraii Wainright mds for co Waskey mds for poor of Oswego for the Stale lair, capiurett, shackled, sent to Fort Simon-.

54 Harvey. 27 8r, 12 for au PIwpnndi 4 50 4 59 10 4 16 50 4 50 18 00 G. Watson aid (or Jan. Feb. 6 00 Horticultural society Ira C.

Mitcbcllatty fees In-unit or Edwards 5 00 8 Abbott calling talisman Nov tr '76 40 P.unib. 24; Stilliiiir, 12 Otharp. Vt Martin, 19, an 1 five or tix cttering. Smith and are in a fair way to bare meted out to them the punishment they so richlv d-iscrve. Dept.

S. iwiKwortn ior co Wnskey mds for Tull, liichUsid U.I EHiott elks fees st vs Grabiil 15 10 Cook do 6 15 Mr. Wood moved that the house take a ballot for United Stales Sena tor at 1 p. in. In day, which was mnen-ded by Mr.

Wheat, fixing the hour of 12 ni to day, as the time, which mo-tion, hmrmled. preyaUed. John 1ML Morgan Tp 22 8o Coulter office rent 23 50 Mills A Bro lumber for poor farm 00 Tbacber read tax lists, etc 27 ill McFariaoe mds for county 25 35 Blanchard services as bailiff Nov. Wi.i hfre we coimt again. The r.litor in charge is pleased us tn be plcy.

In i he most favorable eimiui-m iik we should lluh ai the euor- 26 1 50 Foot repairing Court House 11 00 The daily routiie of ok motions and rkio- inoii contrast. Church Stiffs do 18 5 Wade do 100 WCtiillpatrlck do 100 Cook elks fees vs Sell 18 01 Nixon Elliott sbffs do 17 65 Haghey do 1 Carrico horse for poor farm 100 00 Howard coal for county 40 00 Kimball retaner fee Hunnc well vs co corns 100 0 D' olen service co com 9 00 Liel do. 89 00 Park sewing machine for poor farm 6 00 Marshal C. It. Stephenson his had entire charge of the case and tiro much praise cannot be accorded him for his indefatigable and successful pursuit of the two fiends in human shape who have so deliberately and persistently planned the destruction of probably hundreds of innocent lives.

We nrc astnred that Deputy Marshal Stephenson is in possession Hamilton A Co books and print ing 85 Tboinns Millard mds for poor of Neosho Tp 40 KEEPS FOR SALE. J. gi.la.iv., rocerdig- is but seldom day. and whlispire. W.

im.k around (, legistator. sndtt.snk onr s.sr. for Col. Wood to fi fteen copies ot not Wo.nl of UWt.O, but our Sam .1" or it. equiva- The colons, in the cNsmc lanugo of T.T.

Mr. Untitle sain Ins constituents the i vfr to be remembered Col. Wijr- Grunt conveying pauper to poor farm 1 50 Frve county printing 152 41 1'ricbard taking Mus-rrovcto as of noitiye proof of the guilt of ylum 4 00 SB Abbott fees insauity of Bradley 3 5 6 Coulter aalarv Probate Jdg 100 00 gin-, is i9 smart ns a Fox." lie is pij)iii nuu nc luoiigni ii 1.1 t.w h. i i i- Total amt $7,078,68 State of Kansas, I County of Labtte, ss: I.L. C.

Howard county Clerk of county do hereby certify the above to be a ir rvu'iuiiiim lur I ne IC rimpV tht bt parliamentarian in Meads and Meadows and that there can be no doubt of their conviction by the court at Fort Smith. So mote it be. re to ftirnNii papers at the expense poor of Osase Tp 14 25 Beyle coffin and digging grave for tho.etate lie did not see how any true statement or tlie several amounts at lowed for the purposes and to the persons as therein stated by the Board of Counfy i-ii vi iwi Miit Mjjwii mating io Coffee, Louisiana MoIacs, Dried RaspberrleSi Prunes, Hominy, Clear, Glassware, Belcher's Sugar Loaf Syrup, Canned Fruit Dried BlackberfiM, Pickles, Tobaccos. Oueenswaro, Bolted Metfl, SUgATSf California Drip, Pitted Cherries, Kraut, CriUi, Wooden wafe, newspaper could publish full reports men snd measures in Kansas. He pauper 00 A Baker assistant examiner of teachers 19 fid Mills nid for poor, Neoaho Tp 1 00 do overseeing poor 4 50 of gisUtHre proceedings, uuleas the hits CMtt-rfil oil l.i fa.r in tli Commissioners at their gesMcn aforesaid.

Witness my band and seal affixed this, the 18tbday of Jan ay, 1877. I L. 8.1 L.C.Howard. Co. Clk.

Candies. li' and is a tei ror to many. Biol PowdPr, Shot, Cook Ciks fe-s State vs. Hackcrd 13 8-' Mr. uumaur thought that ttfteeu Gun Wads.

do 17 55 Abbott Sheriffs copies would be insufficient. He mov- ed (hat the resolution be tabled, which Cun Caps, Coal Oil. Kaisina. Tea, cheap. Tbl and Tocket Callcry, TtaatCakes Ground Spices.

Mackerel Pickle salmon, Dried Bef Meelville Items. The boys say that the surprise Stonewrrc, Baking Powder, Salt, Codfish, Crackers, do do do do do do do DM Bender do nolloway Witness Walter do Hill do Meiss do Woolev do II Kimball do Talbott Justice Herring, party at mother Kiddle's on the eve 10 20 10 20 10 20 4 90 6 30 1 50 4 55 Cheese, Rice. Dried Peaches, The following resolution was introduced by Mr. Bohrer in the Kansas Legislature last week, and is not entirely devoid of humor: 'Resolved, That the members of the house of representatives of the state of Kansas will not support any candidate for the position of U. S.

senator, who is paying the board bills of less than twenty-five bull-dozers, except he pledges himself to secure for each of said bull-dozers a U. S. land office, internal revenue collector-ship. U. S.

marshalship, post office or au agency to peddle steel pens." Dried Apples, ning of the 23rd was splendid in ev ery respect. do Soda, Java Coffee, Candles. Axle Grease, Hatches, Ground Coffee, Soaps, Bath Bricks, Clotlies pins. Browned Coffee, Bluing. Well Buckets.

Brown Muslin. Barllett has taken post-tradcrship for the Peoria and Miami Indians, Corn Cait-o. Cook Clerks fees St vs Shipley 5 Abbott Shff do .1 Brock way do In'lish Const do 15 lane bard Co do Scott VVitnewa do Bleached Muslin, Kentucky Ilomboldt Jeans, and is selling piles of goods to them Clark's O.N. T. Thread, Cotton RafMne.

Notion of nil kinds, carpet warp, Drawers. Boots, lannels, Cheviot Phlrtlnff, Overalls. Hats, Caffs and Gloves. Bet! 6 10 25 1 1 G5 51 5 3d 2 2 2 00 2 00 2 00 60 1 50 I McFarlane coal for poor farm ftileriiai'twas urged when 'he was a candMaie for Speaker Jtnd it wa openly claimed that would he elected to get him off the 11 ior. He usually brings his victim and does i.

in such a way aa not to in- ur the displeasure of an one. A bit of a till often occurs between Wood and Bid-die of Li 'i n. Oae day lasd week the Npprapriiin hill was before the House, ft i a standing joke that everybody, every member at least, always votes for that bill, but on tbis occasion Biddfe and a few others voted nay, perhaps for amusement more than for anything In the long mil of names Wood's is among the laat. His name was called. He rose iu his place and said, "Mr.

Speaker, I desire to explain my vote. To be on record with my friend Air. Bid-die, I vole nay." As quick as a flash Mr. Diddle rose with "Mr. Speaker, All of the above goods are Now, Fresh and First Class.

ti isn Yiewing eo roaa Phillips do atson do Coffield chairman Weir do Jt G. F. Hoar was elected TJ. S. Senator from Massachusetts on the 19th.

on tbe fifth ballot. motion was ost. Mr. Wood, or Chase, said that his people were a reading people, and subscribed for papers. The representative from Chase county had never voted papers at the expense of the Slate, and their constituents had never murmured.

The people of Linn county no doubt needed papers, judging from -the character of the representatives they sent to opeka, but if this resolution passed, the next tiling would be an appropriation for a man to read the payer to the men of Linn. Mr. Bettis favored taking papers. Mr. Wood oi Chase may build school housaa Mr.

Wood of Chase Does the gentleman from Labette say that I ever built a school house? Mr. Bettis No, sir; I never claimed that you ever built a school house, II Pritehard survey plat and re- tor of co road 10 00 Thomas Milliard mds for of -Our rtclfthlo" Tl.e Drum creek correspondent Neosho Tp 50 8 Carpenter office ret Co Aty 18 00 Briggs services Neosho tp Distct 4 .60 lof the Independence Kansan states daily at fair prices. We regret exceedingly to chronicle tbe death of our old aud esteemed friend, Nicholas Brown, who died on tbe evening of the 19th. Bartlctt ba a living mink in his store house who does duty each and every night. He does the duty of sentinel, corporal and officer of the guard.

No mice left to tell the story. Mr. Cope had a pplendid runaway on Monday morning; or commenced early in the morning and got back at night with his mules and part of the wagon. The mules were arrested by Milt. Drake, iu the timber on the Neosho river, seven miles South ot this place.

ao repairing co mniamgs Gooch mds for poor Tarm 8 30 Barnes lumber for house 14 86 A Baker assistant examiner of that they sre all ou the marry over there, old and young, big and' little." A. T. Lea, familiarly known as "80" Lea, we understand has purchased a farm in the vicinity of Colnm- teachers 12 00 Wa-Uey Sou mds for pool bouse 30 40 il Cai rice produce for poor farm 4 90 Davis salary Co Atty 875 00 We have the largest general stack of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boon, Shoes, Hats, Gloves, Notions, Qoeensware and Glassware fn Southern Kansas bought at bottom prices for cash and offered the public at is very small per cent. We take fn exchange for Dry Goods, Cash, Batter, Chickens, Corn. Potatoes.

Onions, Hogs, Hides and Furs and anything the farmer raises that we cun dispose of at fair and living prices. As we take all kinds of trade theie is no exense for credits. you went foods bring SOMETHING TO BUY WITH. Wv are too busy to sell goods on time, and hope that we will not be bothered with apfdic itio'ns on a ered't. My ierinarv, pay.

up or no trade. After; thanking my old customers nnd friends tyr past favors and soliciting a cvu-tiuuauoe of the same 1 have tho pleasure to subscribe mysettt Mann mils for county 6 00 desire to change my The laugh i Lbtts, and intends going into the stock A Gates drawing jury Not. tr'76 2 00 Ce.ok t'o 00 though 1 may bavc said that you have contracted for building them. Chase 11 Carrico salary superintendent poor firm MeWHl county printing 4 50 county have an abundance of i school houses, and intelligent people, Her bough meat for poor farm 4 40 Montgomery do 2 70 Zimmr'rnan" do 1 00 Elliott aint refunded in tax war rants 28" 71 Rockhold salary physician at Tar. Quilp.

A Protest From Iniliua territory. Every yeor the Oklahoma Territorial scheme is agitated in some Fh-ipe 1 uur llumblo oervani, sous 45 00 Bucban conveying pauper topnor raising business. Columbus Republican "The Republican had the most complete New Year review of any paper in the State. Slick a pin there." Who told you that It is the first we have heard of it. Parsons Eclipse "No man can play a good game of whist and kiss his right band partner bet ween games.

It is high time this fact was thoroughly understood." The Kclipse man onght to know, but we wilt wager a nickel thai if any man in Farsonsis equal to tne emergency, it is Geo. Itaghiud. farm 1 00 'cott conveying pauper to poor my 9 was by a large majority on Mr. Wood. On tbe day set apart tor the election of Public Printer the House was crowded witL an immense lobby.

A young member wishing to dear the llooewf-eihimt-nrembera moretL-that all gentlemen leave the hulk Another member hoped the motion would nor prevail as the effect would be to put all out but the author ot the nm tion. Perhaps the most laughable incident up to date occurred on Thursday last. A member was speaking to a motion. Standing near the nter of the hail be came to a small pause, when upon the left and well bick a stout built democrat rose aud with stentorian voice addressed the chair and was by error recoguized by the Speaker. He said, "Mr.

Speaker, 1 am pained" the first gentleman farm 1 00 Abbott drawing jury at different times 0 35 Ciddwefl salarv co treasurer to Jan 10. 1877 734 45 and so had his county (Labette) His constituents wanted papers, and he knew that no publisher could afford to publish the proceedings unless the legislature took extra copies. Mr. Cooper thought instead of paying reporters, the legislature had better pay papers for publishing. Mr.

Ely agtteuin faror of taking papers and paid somecathing compliments to Mr. Wood of Clrate for his reflections ou the intelligence of the people of Linn county. Mr. Biddle said that the citizens of Linn county not only made contracts for the building, of school houses, but Cori 4th and Maple Sts Smith salary co treasurer to Oct. Chetopa, Kansss 10.

1S70 712 45 '1 0 Independence Courier "A birth day party was given in honor of Jake Ebert at the citv hall laat evening 'he hall wee crowded. A magnifi cent feast was served. The Silver Cornet Band discerned music in the irly part of the evcniJ nud Mr. WnOI.RSALR ASI) KTTA il. DI.U.I IM or other.

If nobody makes any move in its tavor, its opponents seem feel bound to put in their onr, as a matter of precaution, perhaps nud perhaps to show their employers in the Indian Territory that thev are not. asleep. The Old Settlers' cf Cherokee Commission have just Mid a memorial on the subject-before Ccn-gresi. They characterize the plnn to give the Indians land in sevcralt aud pay them for the remainder of their reservations as a proposition "to give people something that belongs to them and take from them what you please, and then pay them what you please lor that which yon They seem to think, however, tint a territorial organization is inevitable, for they say iu the concluding paragraph of their memcriul "If a Territorial bill must be passed and will be passed, we respectfully ask that none of our rights be taken from us, and that no legislation be enacted that will ultimately undermine our rights and take from us anything that Is( don't take one foot of hind rom us or one doll-tr in money without our deand ihe Neilson boys mnni'ated A salary snpt schools do paid hr postage do office rent E.T Bead Bro mds for ca do nils for pur firm Belt do Pagan md for pauper of Ri b'and tp IT Draper mds for poor farm Keisler boarding co patiper II Belt salary co physician I. Howrard cab pawl for threshing and labor for poor farm Howard casb paid for insurance on co hiuldin Hamilton Donahoo paiiuu et hue A Btisbncll overseeing poor Md Valley Leib services co com A Starr do II Bate mds for poor farm VV Marks mds for poor of Oswego tp Caldwell express, postage Vakv mds for insane of Richland tp Shelling boarding pauper or Usweeo Cook repairing ct house Bender bailiff etc Nov.

tr 1S7G the violins while the mcrrv coumce went thongh the nn zy walls. It was contractors also tuinllcd their contracts and built them. There were plenty of schoel houses iu Linn county and an abundance of teachers to teach people how to read. From4 the ignorance ot the gentleman from Chase, who could scarcely write a grammatical sentence, it would seem that the gent Ionian ought at least at tend school, if he can't build school house. The resolution to take papers was lost, by a vote of nays to years." complete gathering of relatives, friends atiJ neighbors, aud enjoyed themselves." ft on 2: 51 10 22 2." li 8 45 8 SS 70 13 I 00 74 7 62 50 82 40 4 00 00 no so-) 27 1 00 36 50 so 3 00 1 00 2S 50 25 00 65 50 4 00 25 to 10 00 75 4S 20 HARDWARE, SIOVES, TlDiWARH AG- ricuitural Implements, Pumps, Wagons, Steel, Nails Wajron Wood Work, Springs, Skelos, general assortment rf sverytblng in the The Cherokee County Republi can now tor lo keep wolf from of courso claimed the floor, and why or how much he was pained has never hewn ascertained yet.

It is notic-able that the oldest barrister or the cheekiest member of that cheeky profession geta somewhat confused in Lis new role of legislator. It might be a matter of economy if more felt a little diffident. Too much talk if not always the cheapest luxury. No very important legislation has passed either house yet, but io the short time since the assembling an immense amount of business has accumulated and is in the bandsof the committees. We are now ou the eve of the Senatorial election and before this is sent to our readers the balloting may have decided the contest.

We say may, for au impression prevails here that it wfTt quire numerous ballots to determine. The election of a United States Senator at this tune is a matter the door wfTK three editors. Mr. T. Bhicktsi.ui.

formerly of the Kitths-burg, News, having attached himself to ihe paper as assistant local editor. The Republican is 'heap Also rtffent for th much" better than it "trsed to was" and we are glad of. it. The local col Littleton satary co physician at Chetopa Belt Co mds for ct house Gran removing body ot pauper to cemetery SlcCill receipt tor treaa xFoxworthy eonveying Brad umns will etill continue to scintillate THE SU1V. with sparks from the red head of ley to asyium Jolisx Deere MoUne Plows Buckeye Mower Reaper Riding and Walk-in a Cultivators, Breaking and Old Ground Ac, and everything warranted aa rcpreaeutea; and sold at bot.ara price.

Robinson, and Us Baxter columns Abbott for election procla FfiaTw FORK. 1S77. 1877, trans will still be enlivened by the witty Chetopa, Chief Counselor of the Osages, and after whose father our city was named, died at Pawhurka, I. ou the 9th of consumption. Nine years ago the Osages were camped in the vipinity of our town site and young Chetopa was one of their most promising warriors.

lie leaves two dusky, disconsolate wi I-ows to chant his 'funeral dirge, and the Star-Vindicator says: "We suppose their grief, though, is only half what falls to women generally, as there aro two to boar it." This is a conundrum that we are not prepared to answer, and most respectfully refer the Star to old, man Brigham. A Kato wood for por farm. and laughable sayings of Mr. L. C- Tbe different edition." HTTmb vn thp tiivt tpir will 'Te same a Weld-y and wift.

Weldy, Vfby don't 0 0' the vrnrtliat has iiist Tbe daily C6 WO I edition will on week davs be a sbeet of you invite us over to see you? We foiir Daeee. and on Sundars theet of -are informed that we would enjoy GUTTERING SPOUTING done at rosonabte price CHAIN, IKON and WOOD I tl'. 1wavs an hand. and examine goods. Beroatfully, J.

J. SlifTH A 8T03I. ar 20 00 eight pages, cr 56 broad columns; w'Ule the. 61 00 wecklv edition will be a sheet oTio'iit our Visit much better than going to a circus. That's our impression.

tmee of -tbe small dimensions and ter that are already laminar to our friendb. The Sum will continue to 'Ve the etren- nous advocate of reform and retrenchment and of the substitution of Ktateamacghip I aj cook ciks lees hot tr ib.o Condon rods for poor or Us- tp Doolen services co c. ni SB Abbott posting election notices Uughey guarding iil do committfag prisoners to yail do keeping dl 4to boarding prisoners DC Mill Bro windows for ct bouse Bugbey bailiff Nov tr '7 do boarding prisoners Chase juror Nov tr 1876 Waaaey mds for Bradley insane Hammon coffin for poor, Richland tp Mrs Yarnell support Jan. Feb. and March IYeoMho To li I s.

What is it a sign of when you see some young gents loitering BEST WAC03Tia ITic TTOKLB. Emporia News "The anual report around a meat market of the Land Commissioner of the George Wilson denies ever fall K. T. railway far 1876, just com 1 25 28 00 3 40 3 50 2-S 5tt 61 40 4 00 7 25 8 (0 30 00 30 IX) 1 80 25 S6 ing in love with the girl that wore pleted, and shows 85,000 acres of land of the most serious moment. The condition of the country would seem to require that we exercise our bigh privilege with great earo and place on the floor of the Senate a man every way capable to cope with the master minds sent there from other States and by the opposing party.

insas is peopled by a live, intelligent population. She deserves a Senator who will reflect tbe intelligence and progress of her people. At thrs time it is useless to speculate. There Is no. dearth of candidates willing to be sacrificed the altar of the public goor.

Cbetopa does not add many in number to the lobby, Senator Ciichton being the sole representative of the 46th district at this date. Oswego is represented by Elder Rhodes, Bobert Elliott, and siTtW othest Parsons by W. Reynolds, 1'ifford, et al. I unartr-aB, It atttt imbecilitr, and fraud in the administration ot public affairs. It will contend Tor the government of the people by the people, and for tbe people, as opposed to government by frauds in tbe botlot box and in the counting of votes, enforced by military violence.

It will endeavor to supply its readers a body now not far from a million of souls with the most careful, cetni.lete, and trustworthy accounts of current events, and will employ for tnie purpose a numerous and carefully selected staff of reporters and correspondents, its reports from Washington, especially, will be full, the "striped kaliker dress." sold for 1876: being about 33.000 acree more than was sold for the year 1875 Chas. Goodrich, the champion The amount ot cash received at time peanut eater, name very near getting of sale in 1876, was about $173,000, choked over that, Ohe against $95,000 received at time of Len Watson has sworn ven geance on that old "red sheep" ot sale In 1875. This is a showing de cidedly favorable to the Land Com CooPs. Ilurrahl for Leu's boldness, Perkins olflcs rest Keg ol Deedv Cunningham mds for poor farm do nids for court bouse Howard caih paid for express and postage Coulter fees insanity of Bradley Kleiaer, juror ins'ty of Bradley srockway, do do Garrett, do do RJ nloomSeld do do Denver, do do VT Rnwan. do do missioner.

Cant. Summers, and bis Henry Tompkins has the whoop assistants, and ale shows that the Io ing cough. He says tie hopes to get cation of the land offiae at Emporia til has been beneficial to the road. through with baby diseases after a 28 63 5 95 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 2 20 3 05 1 00 5 00 THE CHEAPEST AND FAR THE BEST while. Hon.

J.no. XcPhrwsox has been accurate, and fearlevs; aod it will doubtless continue to deserve and enj tbe hatred of those who thrive by plundering tbe Treasury or by usurping what the law docs not giv them, while it will endeavor to merit the confidence of the public by de-fuding tbe right of the people against tbe encroachments of unjustified power. The price of tbe daily Sun will lie 55 ct. a month or $6.50 a year', post paid, or with the Sunday edition S7.70 a year. Tbe Sunday edition alone, eight pages, SI.

20 a year, post paid. The TV eetly Sun, ight pages of 56 columns, will be furnished during 1877 at the rate of $1 a year, pott paid. The benefit of tbi larpe reduction from tbe previous rate for the Weekly can he enjoyed by individual subscribers without tbe necessity of making up clubs. At tbe same time, if any of our friends choose to C. Booth has concluded to hoist elected to the United States Senate SULKY PLOW by the Legislature of New Jersey, to the true colors since the Monitor gave him such a raking 6re right aud left the other night.

miceeed Frederick T. Prelinghuysen Senator Frcliughuysen was a member 16 00 Torts. Jan. 23rd, 1877, Tl IM ba-llot rT-ft Senator in ihe Senate resulted as follows: P. Osborn, J.

M. Hirvey, W. L-Simons, T. Sars, J. P.

St John. 2 E. "Too many cooks spoil the of the conference committee which so thought the four boys that weut to BUY THE reported the electoral vote coin pro- a Gates, justices fe.St Crouse Blanchard. const do Hammer Williford, coal shovel for county, Howard, eoal for county Davenport, mdse for poor of Oswego tp i Foot, desk for ee elk Coulter, repairing desk Martin, books for co treaa Cook, elka f- Montague va corns Abbott, sblTa fs Wm Heil. witness fs do Jobu Elliott witness fees Montague vs co com J.

D. Blcl do do Wm. Knt rto do Albert sjvkes do Bee the same lady one evening not mi -e hifl, and a as one of its ehiej 2 15 2 25 110 50 5 75 6 55 5 50 4 00 i i a supporters. aid in extending our circulation, we shall; be grateful to thein, and eyery ancb person who sends us ten or imre subscribers from one place will be entiiled le one copy ofj the naner for himself wit hout rhrre At BUY THE BEST I ONLY. 00 one dollar a year, postaire paid, the ex- 8 30 i nMiMM n.inpr and nrintititr a ir.lv i more than a year ago.

Mr. Editor, it is so cold here that ink all freezes, consequently we have to resort to read peocii. We always take reserved seats anyhow. The P. V.

Library is prospering fiuelv. and if you want to have a ruv. Lowley County Telegram has enlarged to a fifty-six columu octavo and the price now is $.50 per ear. IU editor WH1 M. AUmob, is an en ONLY.

i- Pnnt rfk fee vs -Miner do i i and, considering the size of the sheet and the quality cf its contents, we! are confident tbe people will consider The Weekly Sun tbe cheapest newspaper lisbed in the world, and we trust also one S. B. shffs fee do D. M. Bender do ergetic newspaper man and couducts bis paper ou the paying system, and Geo.

Shrover witness do D.J. JleK'oos do laugh just go over to four mile school SUli.g-. John JtartlaV. JP. Elder, W.

A. Phillip, B. Simpson, 1, and D. P. Lowe, 1.

Senlo.t UaJloteM.otad for Sears, Mat eroV fV ion AfArtfn. The fi rat vote In the Horse was: Plumb, 17; D. jr. Simpson, 9 W. L.

Simon, l.T4J. Sari, It) B. Ttek rr' 30; E. Stilling, Oa-born, 18 St John, 3 John Martin. 13 I.

itou. 1 J. P. Root, 3, and W. A.

Ititlllgtate rg Bottm WmM Hheem voted for bears and Gabriel voled for Mart in eihl the entire Cherokee coputy lei 18 Ww Of the very best. Address. THE 8U5, New York City, N. faalwavs making it red hot for some Martin MeKoon do Tho. Bowman do 7 So 11 50 IS 76 10 60 i ao 15 30 8 40 7 to 7 00 7 00 1 10 1 50 7 It 2i) THE LATEST IMPROVED AND BEST QORN PLANTER, one.

1 do do do do do do do do do do an da do do J- DatLT was elecsed V. Sen house some Wednesday night. We always knew that 2else Roach would come oot butter side up, for it is plain to be seen now that ho is tn a fair way to gain a High posi tioa. TV a SASH. ator trom leumMsee, He was elect- V.

W. Drake M. lloiar de J. X. Courtney do Woad do Etfs do rb.

Elliott do BrffcKT jutiec W. Y. Inglish Cort A. Chotfclttr ADVERTISE IX THE HERALD CHETOPA, KANSAS. en on tbe seventy-third ballot, the vote Daily, 55; Kev, 38 CAN ONLY TiE HAD OF JOHN if, SMITH.