Chetopa Herald from Chetopa, Kansas • 2

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O. I1IBBETTS, PI To a. me i4i, ia reply to tbe Editor of said papff 6b the Normal Sehool School Law, Wrn; BooUtw and others. fl do not jet feel sure that, a tthe end ot CHKTUPA, KAMA, AlU 4, P77. dui rrjectea.j hi term, President Hiyea, ifr ftirui ji Twd lieek.

ea kfew of sow boys norih and aoutfc au the A I close at nine akmvau pre -outhern 2a: m.m as We know of. many others who will roudjpei Institute-, whose ability i'kjiowi. kw their work and much better known than it could bo from simple auswering of questions which only elicits a knowledge of books and the theory of teaching. Tror. B.

II a I brook, whose ability, is also "unquestionable." has been Since many persons know nothing Di rtm U. S. Marshal CLirr, who independence, will enj the'pbpii- of this law except what they have MiS Western Hallway ucaru auuui it in ine recent numbers of the Oswego Independent; and as i Mid to be a member of the 40 larity in England which at present district committee, win please take amdaubtertlr aecrorna; to tila fenh-b ti that there; Is ttill room on our duct, lie may be a very firm, able lariat Tor another. Reform, "4ue and conscientious man, mid yet mis-boy" reform. Badarttaiil ib complicated rirHlea- 11M am a at J.

M. CaTAXsss. Postmaster. some never question newspaper an tlKwity, we will submit below, the law iu full, just as it is, and not TKA III 3, tlon with which he hat to as it has been construed to be boo i that the readers of this paper will bHFHiKr Aftaorr'e reiriiaiinn a Depaty U. S.

Marshal came in at Ike end of our lariat, and now Meter. laUe from Ratir Creek. U. F. 1 1 of Oswego, was A ft A.

1 It 1 that went perambulating by the light of the orb of night to fiud peache. As to the success of the expedition we aid not learn. Mis Hosie Fishl returned to Webb City last week accompnuied bv Miss Mariam Booth who spent a few days there and then returued home pleased with her visit. Misses Annie and Libbie Jarrett, Katie Wilson, Mary Cool, Mary Watson and others of this neighbor, hood expect to attend the Normal class at Columbus commencing Monday August 6th. The Broadley brothers are doing a threshing business in this vicinity.

They shell oats for two and a half and wheat for five cents per bushel. He Jrum and Cannes, members or the his ostites in ttu part eoiinty rentral rommittee. a thorough Of tbe coautjr ue day last, lie engaged to eonduct tbe Institute in Labette County. Is not his enviable 'reputation" and "kuown ability" sufficient to guard our teachers agaiust being swindled? If teachers can not. go to the Slate Normal at Emporia, as suggested, (we wish they could go), the next best thing for them is to come to the Institute which is within their reach and means, and which will afford them as good; and teachers who know the importance or mikiusr the GOf KG KOWTir.

Texas. St Louis A Chicago a at Freight No. Me Freight No. 8 av GOING BOOTH. Chicago A Texas 3, a av Freight No.

.......1,18 as Freight No. 8 a IS No. A and 6 Live Stock Express Daily, 5a. 7 and 8 Way F't daily ex Sunday. C.

STB AWN A pent. 4.WWU It is the Quickest Route! It is tbe Best tfoute via Oswego, Kas-, to the New Lead R)gioo3 of Short Creek, Kansas. Mail and express trains leave Oswego daily connecting it SmithnVid with Coucord Coach Line for Empire City, Galena and the mins. Tbe only rail line to Columbus. Kanas, Oronoro, Carthago and Pierce Citv, connecting at Oronoffo with stages for Joplin and tbe mineral region of Misouri.

Connects at Pierce Citv with staves for all points lo Sonth WVMera Missouri and Wtst.rn anri .11 ref.irra of the civi service requires n-'eernl hue lor sale or to tht jou hook on ao. rent. give a care' ul, candid aud unprejudiced perusal. LAW. As Editor, by this time, must have exhausted bis vocabulary of hideous epithets in qualifying and explaining this law, we shall hope, in hia next article upon tbe subject, to get some light upon bis "previous comments" whi'di he intimates have not been disturbed.

We want him to prove all those libelous assertions he has made Prepiratlons for an extra large wheat crop tor next year are bcin It i held by our best law vera that STATE OFFICERS. ina prrMuent pro tcmof the Semite, niade by our live farmer, many of Col. J. C. Carpeoter, succeed I whom will sow a larger acreage than lb ofll of LfeufenahC (jure nor, ever before.

Governor GCO. T. ANTHONY but that- Got. best of their advantages, will realize a very great good resulting from a four week's Institute. Anif.oiiv can a t.

i rtumiig me returning wanderers tf Ik. fl n. .1 1 aft. Lieut. Governor If SAtTM ecr.

tary of State 1 It CatahavuM Audifor I Bonkbrakk Troaviiritr Vbivpiii we ppk Godar'n, who visit thing to do he will very probably I lwr Although Kansas ha 6ome of the fiuejt teachers the country affords Make a selection without our advice. i vul if lo gce you Park, and trust you Lui if we were and AtHho- mMmM pointH on the t. L. S. F.

Ry. It is th Shortest and Ouicket Routs VI A Pierce City to St. Louis AND ALL POINTS EAST AND NORTH. K. O.

UOMOAUKR, Supt. i 'i 1 1 'i i a A it is not true that we have, as Ed is a live farmer who is grain enough to keep them at work a day aud one-half. We heartily endorse the prupo sition that A. Felton be the nominee for county sheriff, a he 19 well known and would carry all sou'h west Che- itor says, a "superabundance of Qual nv an editor we would just take down Supt. lub.

instruction A Lrwvo Attorney General. WIllarp Davis Chief Justice Hoarrow Associate Justice VALKNTiira, BKiirn Stat Trinter Martim Librarian DtcaiK6C Sec. ltd Agriculture Auked Gray COUNTY OFFICEBST" ified teachers." There are manv who The many friend of Capt. O'Uare will be glad to know that he is again able to be about. The CudL has bad our gubernatorial ijiiiil and appoint Senator Morrill forthwith.

But a Hit Excellency appoints without our advice and consent" we ill not argue the cine. are begiuning in the work, and know but little of either the theory or practice of teaching. It is not claimed, J. W. Rocawcix, Agent, a five week's siege of it aud though frokee without a dissenting vote He trj weak, yet is coining off the cou- one term as township trustee as has been intimated, that an insti and gsye general satisfaction ONE TICKET GOOD FOR ALL tute of four weeks will qualify them but it will help.

We can not expect querer. Oo Friday night teat wo were again blessed with another or those copious rains Tor which $17,000. WiiKTiiKR the principle is sound or not the order has been made to pursue marauder across the Mexican Tuesday night, the 24th, L. L. was arrested lor assault and battery on the person of one to jump into any profession and be District Judge, H.

W. PCRKHts. Probate Judge, L. C'OULTaa. Treasurer, Geo.

M. Calkwkil, SB Abbott County Clerk, L. How aki. District Clerk, H. fj.

COOK of Deed, I. W. PATRICK. Countv Attorney 8. Water Sup't Pub.

Mary A. Dioaarr. Surveyor, Wapb PniTCHAft B.Crovsb. come suddenly qualiSed. (Nature has qualified Editor.) Education in Premiums border and the precedent becomes Kansas has been so noted durinff the gcr IIad before about tLe school law, which he cau do, if they are true.

For instance, we want him to prove that this law is a "delicate little fraud," -a barefaced pieee of kuavery" (synonymous terms.) We want him to prove it was the intention of those who got it up to "swindle the poor teachers (How does he know We want him to prove that "The object of the law-is not to qnli teachers, but to give a class of nobby idle teaehers employment." We want him to prove that the county commissioners have any ooutrol whatever of the Normal Institute fund, and that they "May or may not'' make au appropriation out of it for the support ot the Institute, after it has once been collected and deposited for the support of the Institute, after it has once been collected and deposited for that purpose; and we want him to prove, if they do not that "the funds lies dormant in the hands of the Couuty Treasurer unless disturbed by the State boo! the law of the present admiuistratiou year thus far: and thnncrh nomas me ium aim was uneu VUl I'l 3 i all its departments is a slow process and there from the exkaustless fields were not suffering from the want of $25 aud cost. He there and at that time gave notice of an appeal. Phil O'Hazy. 4 Distributions DOOLBH. Do of knowledge.

Cemmlsaloaera. 4 W. A. Staxju W.A.St I D.J. I C.

Lata. It requires years of patient toil and practice to qualify one for teachine. CITY OFFICERS. and then it Is impossible to be so well qualified that there is nothing Keelvllle Item. Court every day at J.

L. William Little talks M. t. quite more to do. fa this progressive age the very best teachers must be up L.

If. Hi i vi COLlMBia John M. aioanan' ilK.NKv Fry a HCurr CoMDxaMajr Mayor, Police Judge, Treasurer, Clerk, Marshal, Attorney mi li 1 1 Warrl and doing to keep apace with the times. Science is continually evolv ONE TICKET GOOD FOR ALL During tbe year 177, the Kansas Citv Times will make the following Distribu. of Valuable Premiums among Subscribers, viz.

April 2, 1,000 Premiums Value, $5 000 Tuly 2, 300 3,000 Oct. 1, 400 4,000 Dec. 31, 500 5.000 Premiums range from one dollar to $K50 tn value. Every subscriber at regular rates pets a ticket good lor all Four Distributions. Tbe Timks is published Dnilv, Tri-VVepkly and Weekly, and the Groat Newspaper of the Missouri Tt I-well worth the subscription price, but every subscriber also bas a eaae to obtain premium worth from one ing new principles, and experience, better methods.

rr" he ought to have sal I suporin undent. We waut him to prove that "the Comity Superintendent is a tool 11 MCCOKMICK. 8 FnWARDft 2d Ward Brown, Coas. O. Williams.

Justices ef the Peace A A KB, CAMPBBLL Board of Education t'NTXK, YanLandinoham, Wm ALBX I kk C. IIUMBLB. Treas. School Board DrJarrettbt Superintendent II McCkkkkt ExaminiuK Committee 11. MCHIKNBY.

ABBBRaoM for the Stale Superintendent and the We would cordially invite Editor to come into our institute, wh'ch commences Aug. 6th, aud see what we ate doing, only it would be wrong to 9k him to participate in and thus place temotation in his war. fl Jently of late. Our old friend Jacob Lemley came near having a collision in our streets on uesday last. Our old friend W.

Henderson was married in our neighborhood on on the 3lst of July. May kappiuess attend him and his bride. Heavy rain on the evening of the 1st. Our folks were all out visiting-cooks all gone, no dinner, no supper, nor any breakfast uext morning. G.

E. Wilson deserves our thanks and praise for his promptness iu.stop-ping the team on Tuesday last. Board" and that "it is Lis dniv tk give $1000 bonds that he will laith-fully rob the teachers aud turn the i i-vwu, in nuuiuou lo genius; me It would be unfair, however, to K- lt er- i ti a a ay at least. At he same time the government seeks to locate wild tribes in the Iudiau Territory, thus making Kansas a frontier slate to time indefinite. The Kansas Legislature in 1376 adopted the following preamble: Whcrcaa, Murder, arson, burglary, larceny and rape I tve become so common along the southern border ol the State which are perpetrated largely by the outlaws who claim and have their homes in said territory aud afso cross the line into our state, perpetrate their crimes and escape back into said territory that humanity demands that some action be taken to prevent the same, etc.

How as the government refuses to break down this barrier by legitimate and peaceful means within its authority, but on the ot hand seeks to strengthen It by fresh importations of barbarous saviges aud perpetuate bs reign of terror on our borders, Kansas ought to provide the means to follow these cut throats to the devil's asylum by any means within Iter power, This Is not the best way nor is it the right way and our better conscience revolts at it, but it is forced on us by the action of the government and is sanctioned by tue Mexican order. County lrlMtlitfr. The LaCygne Journal says: '-In Woodson county there are two newspapers. Tke Board or Couuly Com nenu lor specimen copies, Premium Lists 1 all prive au editor of the lat word in his CliUIiCUES. rain it came ju9t in time to keep vegetation fresh and vigorous.

Information comes to us that the postal route has beeu changed, and from September first, our mail 'will come direct from Chetopa and Coffey-vlllo instead of Oswego. What changes will be made in the location of offices we know not, but trust that the Dora ofBcc will be left where it is. Alden Fuller, brother to A. D. Fuller i attain ou Snow Creek, looking hale and hearty.

Alden was among the first settlers on the Creek and after a two years residence here he returned to his Green Mountain home, and he now comes from the BlacK Hills. He reports the crop prospect nowhere ou his route so promising as In tha famous Snow Creek country. The M. E. Quarterly meeting services took place on Sunday last in Geyer's Grove, on Snow Creek.

The day was pleasant aud a large number was in attendance. The morning services consisted of love fearst and a very able sermon by the Rev. Poinsett of Timber Hill circuit, after which a most sumptuous "basket dinner' was spread upon tables improvised from the seats and the way thore choice viands played their part can only be realized by those who wtre the happy participants. We know not that any miracle wa and particulars, which will he eat free Auurcss, Mil. Kansas City, Bio.

There was a very good prospect tor own paper, therefore, we leave the subject with him, freely tendering tiie use of an unabridged dictionary to aid him in the selection of new an I appropriate epithets. Finis 1 Reply to Quilp. Ed. IIehald: Noticing tie inquiry "Where is George Shields'' in the KeelvilJe Items ot your paper, and thinking it deserves answering I just wish to say ih Geo. Shields is yet in the hind of the li vine; mid is proceeds over to them." We want htm to prove that he has a respect fur education and that he is iu sympathy with efforts put forth lo raise the standard of teachers.

We waut him to prove that he is not trying to da. feat the forthcoming institute or ele 6ome good reason why he is erecting scarecrows just uow, when he acknowledges that uothing can be done to mend the matter (ptovided it needs mending) until the uext session of the legislature. Yes, we want him to prove all these thing, not by repealing is so; it is; 'tis 'tis 'tis ''s but by tangible demonstrations; if by the law, by quoting it verbatim, or show bis authority for construing it according to his own fana ical fancy. Wc want him to a a some one's getting seriously hurt had be not acted as he did auc" heu he did. Wc will soon have to move the county seat or build an independent court house.

It looks id on us to have court in the Blacksmith shop, especially when those heavy guns from Chetopa come among ui to ex-pouud the law. APT 1 ins an the second Sabbath of each month by tbe Christian dcuoiuiuation. B-H smith, Pastor. CATHOLIC Services on th third Sunday in every month ra oruing and evening. Sabbath scioul ttlpm.

E. BoBOBciKi, TaaUr. t'XITKD PBESIIVTKHIAN (11CR, U. Services evt ry Biorninf at ltt o'olk Salib tb school 0 o'clock a in PVay-er meeting Widne-d iy J. D.

Graham, Pa-t -r. PRF.SBYTER.I AX CUUBUII. Sabbath, at lOko'Uevk A. i.i.d P. M.

riabhath school immediately after morning services. Prayer meetfaK Weii-nesday eveninjr at O'clock. All arc car. tlially invited to attend. II McCrkbry, Pastor.

M. E. CHURCH. Preaching every rU-. liatb ai o'clock a.

nti o'clerk p. m. Saitbatb School every it fl) i. Bt. Prayer meeting' everv Wfdne liy ev at 71 o'clock.

Free seat. All cordially iuvir, ,1 tn attend. BIcBirnky. Pastor. THERE IS MONEY IN IT! xxntn nan zzzcutiok, asb kc: BBHaVBa Special Inducements to the Trade.

AGENTS WANTED Every here fir tbo still capable ol attending to hi own business. I also wish to inform Quilp that 1 do not accept tbe clari Sttlb a. awTniEi as fication of tbe two individuals, ti SjI'Sb Lizzir i mm For Drugs go to Ludlow's Dins Store I LODGES. snow now tie could have arrived such dubious and doleful conclusions without any premises; for as yet there has been no test of the workings of the law to show whether it is SEWIKC MACHINES TBCT TUE Quilp. mm 1-eavM From Kim drove.

Occasional showers. Corn is looking well. Haying progressing finely. Ripe peaches are plentiful. Wheat threshing ill soon be in order.

Mr. A. Far.ner bas bought part of Mr. Dickers' place. We hear that OUIe Robinson is sick; threatened with bilious fever.

Mrs. Kinkadc waa bitten by a rattlesnake about sundown. July 31st. Mrs. Burns is visiting fri end MY.

-TIC ENCAMPMENT. No. 10. I. u.

U. V. BettC Price, $75,000. missioners at the July session, earning out the spirit and tenor or the lew, gave the county printing to one of the oflkes (without bids) at statute rates. This is as it ought to be and is bat living up to the iuteutiou of tbs EUdcutly that was the intention.

And it is just as evident that the cat throat business ought to be doue away with by legal enactment. Such meets on the first and third Friday of each month. L. Bhowa, P. Simplest, Lightest Running, Bes Made and Most BeLtbla Sewing Machines in tlui njrlJ.

Cut this out and remember II.) Weed Sewiag Uulm roa 8a 8W 5105 WU ATe" assessors ts I. H. Frye A Bro) I. O. F.

Chetopa Lodge O. meets eT evening Mem itutiding are iu vi Ko. 4S, o. ery Tuesday hers la geetf ted to attend. the intention of the friends of a i M.

CAYAKB38, LYON, BEDELL J. A. Brooks, R. 8. sure introduced last winter, and wwe everything may be ftnad in tl line of CHETOPA, KS.

tHETUPA LIBRARY. The Library is open on Tuesdays from iie to six o'clock p. and 7 p. m. Loom up fdrs southwest corner 3rd nd 31 tuple atreeta.

vi- F- IIuktbb, Pre. Mrs. att i Humble, See. All ladle who desir to Iok well should use Parisian Lily Balm. It removes pimples, tan and rougbnes orthe skin, Miaklna It soft and fair.

Sold by all druEirist In Oswego. Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, A large line of but for the coward and demagogues Who make their way iuto the legislature, Boards of Couuty Commissioners would have no alternative. It occurs to us that a paper having the largest circulation of right ought to do the couuty work. The public have sonic Interest end of right are entitled te have the publications made where will reach the greatest number. But it la said that unscrupulous publishers would toodthe county with the 'Tree Iht" just before the letting of the county printing.

Our remedy for that would bo to make it the duty of the assessor to return lists of bona fide subscribers. And then mke it the duty of the commissioners to award tke county printing to the one baring the greatest circulation In the county. Advantages to advertisers might be derived in this way. Ad-vsntages to legitimate publishers will be readily seen. For purifyiuB your blood, and resturia the liver to healthy action, use a preparation of 8arsaparilla, Dandelion aad iodido 1 otassium, all physicians recommend It.

For weakness, indigestion and a debilltas vt be iow beneielal Fors-ileby Dr. M. 1. rvs, and Dr. Kackley.

ry So to llis MonalaiBS cf Colorado By the Atchison. Tope a ft 8anta Fe new and complete line from Atch-Json and Kansas City via the beautiful Arkansas alley, to Pueblo, Colordo Sprin Oenvfei, Canon City, Cucharas, Del Norte' Trinidad, Santa Fe and all points in Colorado, Xew Mexico and Arizona. Special rounu trip tickets to Denver only 50 allowing stop- ff privileges both ways on the main line, and at Colorado Snrinss, Maui-tou and Pike's Peak. Low emigrant rates to han Juan mines. Sleeoin Cars between the Missouri river and Rocky Mountains ithout chanjre.

Close connections made ith, trIns for lenerand Nortberu Colorado. nHSjSi tlme nd the "San Juan Guide, address, T. J. Akdkbiox, General Passcnrcr Agent, Topek Kansas. Etc wrought but we do know that t- I Were well fed and of the fragments at the close ef the repast many bas kets were filled.

The afternoon ser-viies were especially for the children to whom brief addresses were made by Capt. Ilirrod and Itev. Poinsett, after which the strvice were appropriately closed and all went home, we trust, wiser and better for having thus spent the day. Never before did we see a finer prospect for corn than now, and the amount will by far exceed that of any other year for the Snow Creek country. OurdoTrn east" cousins would be more than estonished conld they but see the Immense growth or our corn np till this time, In many fields the corn stands from twelve to fifteen feet in height and with from one to five ears to the stalks.

What is to be done with the crop is a question that is often asked and as often unsatisfactorily answered. Iota. Oserwkee ljwcialsw Look out Junius. W. H.

Lemlcy bas been very sick. Diogenes is now looking out for a school. S. Brown has got the best colt in this vicinity. Brooks does good work with his vibrator thresher.

But don't those fine showers make the farmers feel hsppy. The Sunday school picnic has been laid over for the present. 11. Stifller, M. Owens and G.

Fn Wilson goes to Joptiu this week for a tare. Prof. Owens spent last week in Jvpliu and Webb City aud returned Cherokee this week. Tbe light faob ttic was tripped by a small party last Tuesday aigbt at tbe residence of Mr. Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Roach lost by death on tbe lmb their littla son, Oriand, aged four years and two manias. Tbe fanner's motto now Is, we Will pall down oar barus and bufld greater wherein to bold our coro erop. Tbe Rev.

Leconicr will hold a uarterry basket meeting in tbe grove on Foar Mile tbe second Sabbath in lbs DVl earned in these 9 bard times, but It can be mad.e ln three months by any one of either sex, in any part ol tbe country who is willing to work steadily at the uployuient that we furnish, ftfl Pe? week in vour uwn mi. a fraud and whether its executives are swindlers. la Editors' first artiele he says "They (referring to Institute Instructors.) can not draw pay without a certificate from the State Board of examiners as to his special qualifications for school work. This levea funds or the Institute to be disbursed only among such pets, dupes or tools as the Stale Board may direct." In his third article he takes exception to the State Board granting certificates to Instructors upon their reputatiou and known ability. We not quite understand how he would have these instructors chosen, and what shall determine their ability.

Does he wish them examined? Then what Board or examiners more competent thau the State Board? Aud why should the State Board be suspected and accused of dishonestv any more than tbe Editor, County Board of Examiners, etc should be suspected or dishonesty If awarding there certificates upon "reputation and known ability" does, as be says, "set aside the only redeeming feature ot tbe law, the only provision that throws a safeguard to pre-veut mere tools and favorites iroiu being commissioned to gobble up the money of the teachers," then we ask upou what ability would he have them awarded. Unknown ability Editor speaks well of Normal School at Emporia. We are glad of that, and hope bis interest may continue through ears to come. Does he like it just now, because the legislature made no appropriation for its support, aud because it is compelled to exact tuitioa fees from the poor students to help defray the expenses thereof, when it ought to be free to all? He says "There can be uo question as to the qualifications of instructors there employed." We think so too; and thus we agree for once these many days; but as some of these same Emporia Normal Instructors are going to eonduct Institutes this summer, the question arise, how shall their abiltly be determined? 1 1 1 1 IP Wall FAP1E m. iaer Koate to t.

i0nM, no 'rm fuller. She says they are pleased wiih Jop-tin. Mr 1). Lawrence returned from Independence yesterday morning. He owns a farm.

Mrs. Tenney, formerly a resident of this place, died at her home in California last January. Little Waldo, Mrs. Lombard's babe, has been quite sick. They carried him to Chetopa, procuring medical advice promptly.

He is much better now. Mrs. Stanton and Mrs. Quimby have returned and are at home again. They say there is no place they have seen that can compare with Kansas.

They were in Iowa some time visiting friends. There was a "quilting" at the Stuhr school house, Aug. 1st. The qvilt is a present to the family of Rev. Masters, from the ladies bis church and congregation.

There was about twenty at the quilting; a dozen states represented, Illinois having the majority. The cotton, furnished by Mrs. Greenup, was raised on her place and carded by her. It was excellent cotton. a.

l. Plcaoaat Tily. Crops were never more flourishing. We are heving a gentle rain very other day. Mosquitoes at present are almost a failare.

Esq. Uill's family are afflicted itb sore feet. Much wheat is beiatr threshed, with a yield that is not very satisfactory Mr. Wm H. Baker has a pi that is a monstrosity.

It has three toes on one loot and five on another. It tail is about an inch long and is on of its back. It is alive and doinsr well. Emancipation day, August 1st, but we kavc no gvutlemen of color. Jat.

and border on land. Physician's Prescriptions filled at ail bou: oi day or uijtbl. MAPLE STREET, hom OYer if You can afv a our whole time to tbe work, cr onlv ro spare moments. We have agem, who ara making over per day. who Jug "I at once can make money fast.

At the pre ent ume moLoy cannot be made so easily 7 other bu.mess. ft coas iiotbi.ig to try the business, Ten a fr.AdJre" oaca, jabtt St Portland, Maine. i73-jy SUBSCRIBE! SUBSCRIBE! SUBSCRIBE I FOR TJJE Chetova. Kansas. 74-tf wn tsicao, in.

tJjl tne reputation of being a lira, wide-awake inn iberal railway. It spends its money in offering convenience and accommodations for the people. lts latest libera) mo ve is running through sleeping cars to Cbicsgo, Hi. by way of Uannibal Mi and (uiiicy, H7, Bnd T0ver tb" ereit ChP cago, Burlington Quiucv R. 0 that for enterprise? tiie next timeTou isw, try the new rout ot Hannibal.

Mo. A new route to bt pjeted arrangements wivh the new, ma-nihcent and elegantly iruisbed pzenr s8de-wheel steamer of tbe liannll-a and St. Louis packet line, and vou can now purchase ickeu at the K. T. ticket offices which will take you via and a delightful ride down the ni "Jndjd sieamboat, "cludfnfa Tbe Loudon Spectator, perhaps the best posted end fairest of English journals ou Ainct lean polit ics, publishes an elaborate article on tbe presidents southern policy in which is the following "We feel, we confess, at present, some scrioQs misgivings.

The re-establishment of slavery la its old form is, of course, impossible, but we know of no iastaace in which population of slave holders has voluntarily allowed Its former slaves to be- Sheriffs Sale. rreaisn rrrnn.li vn FOR TJIE FOR THE CHETOPA HERALD CHETOPA HERALD CHETOPA HERALD able to regard their refusal to V4 elefcsnt state-room and mea's en the State or Kaxpag. tOiXIY OF LaBETTR. 85. Elijah Adams against Jehicl L.

"Willetts. Susan Willetts, Alfred Large and John Pierson. By virtue of a special Ex cution to me direct; and delivered. Issued out ef tbe District iJoorl of the SUte ol Kaasas, sit ting in and for Labette County, in sid will, on Aueu-t the ninth. A.

IpW. between the Lours of 2 o'clock uid 3 o'clock p.m. of said flay, at "the Court Honse door in Oswego Oity the County and fcuie aforesaid, offer ax public sale and sel! to the hihet bidder, for cash in hand, tbe following described real prtpertv, to-vvit: Lot? one (l.Uwo (2.) three (3) and four (4.) in b'ock No. fifty-two (52 in tLe work for low wages as anything but a ass a sec to sooiaty. If planters in Jamaica eaaaot be i a traded with legislative power after tkarty-aiae years of freedom we see no reason wky planters la Alabama should be moderate after only twelve years of mancipation.

Affairs may go better ma we expect, partly because the Southern leaders have best a terrible education is polities, partly because tbe negroes are now protected by tbe for "berali 'r nu WW sell Ton (hoe first class t- bt. Louis i.v'ihl wayrHanniLaland the endli 'steaS era, including and meals and abandofmu-ie, and at ri das if you bought tick-ts bv the ail railroad rout. Go yourself ad take vour tad babica and Irieads by tbe new routl down the Miaaiaslppi river, or if von sre rofng to Chicago tr, the new rou JtbrouJb with a JAS.D BROWV, Gea'l Passenr A rent. bSDAJJA. MOk T.

W.TEAbDALE Ass't Gen'i Pa. Ageut. SrtAiiA, Mo. ADVERTISE IN By what Editor sayh By what we think? By their diplomas? Bv an aid nrn.i; 1 ouat Kan-examination by theTsiate B.ard or Txectol. by what tht fate Biar.I know ofj 6.

li. AttDOir their practical work in their Normal Sheriff. THE HERALD The Sunday School Convention will be held at tbe Mt. rieasaa school house ou tbo kh aud 2kh of Angus t. WtUCn IS.

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