The Times du lieu suivant : Baxter Springs, Kansas • 3

EXOELSIOIt F. C. DE WITT. Go everywhere else and price THE TIMES. I goods, and then go to Wright and you will never go anywhere else and Feed Livery Baxter Springs, Oct 31, 1878 to buy eoods.

Practical Watch-Maker "The melancholy davs hare come, the saddest of the year, Of wailing winds and naked woods, and meadows brown and seer. Where are the flowers, the fair young flowers that lately sprung and stood In brighter light and softer air, a beauteous sisterhood Some have decked the bridal wreath. Mr. O. J.

Freligh, of Colutub3, is a Wholes tit snl retail dealers ia City and County News. I candidate for re-election as constable. STABLES, And Jeweler of 20 Years Experience. "Landy" makes a good officer and should be re-elected. 6 1-4 lbs coffee for $1,00 at Wright Bro'g.

BAXTER SPRINGS, KAN. 0 iH 'S "fi a I Some alas! have died nngathered, And mauy on our loved ones graves lie withered. DRUGS'. 55 Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired with SPENCER ft BOTKIN, Proprietors. neatness and dispatch.

Orders for Jewel sa c- ry or Repairs by mail or express will re ceire prompt attention A well selected stock or goods on hand, and at prices that defy competition. a (Vfla r9W to SV Office Opposite post office, in Gregg's 3 a Carnag Buggies Medicines and Chemicals, .2 drug store, Baxter Springs, Kansas. vollnt IP, JTORJVOS, 2 AND A few, purchance, all dead and dry in divers shapes are pressed In Maidens caskets, their waning love to bolster, And millions had their sweets crushed out to make The rich aud delicate perfumes which are for sale by Polster, druggist, Baxter Springs, Kansas. Mrs. John Alzins, residing on a farm between this place and Columbus, was bitten by a rattlesnake the forepart of last week.

She was digging potatoes aud in pulling the vines she felt something ATTORNEY AT LAW. 1 c3 c3 iJ cj SADDLE HORSES MONEY AND LOAN BROKER. Paints, Oils Varnishes, 1 ea All Einds of Secnrites Bought and Sold FOR HIRE. 4r i I i Safe If the city council does not meet soon, Charlie Maun, will inaugurate the shot-gun policy as a of gathering them in. The "Home Dramatics" of Columbus gave a good entertainment at the city hall last Friday night.

After the cease of the entertainment a 60cial dance was enjoyed for several hours With a good jail at Baxter Springs that don't cost the county a cent for rent, we do not think it advisable to go to the expense of expending now on a jail, when times are so hard. Dr. T. B. Semans, of the firm of Stumm Semans, who located in our city a few months ago, is a graduate ot the Jcfi'erson Medical College at Philadelphia.

lie came from Marlboro, Ohio. District court adjourned lastThurs-day evening until the 6th of November. Judge Perkins found it impossible to do business, owing to the deep interest manifested iu politics by the members of the bar. What's the nse of building a jail at Columbus now, when the county gets the use of the jail here for nothing? Let' wait awhile, and when the time comes we can build a good SV BAXTER SPRINGS, KAN. 1 1 MRS.

WM, STARK, Dealer in Glass, Putty, Etc. a ei Millinery and Dry Goods, Excellent turnouts and quick 2 03 42 In Bank building, Baxter Spring. I Steppers. el Would respectfully incite tne attention or me ladies to ber well-selected stock of Millinery si goous of the latest styles ana UMiions. ne ai-1 t-n l' So keeps a good stock of seats', furnishing I JJaily UnUllDUS line 10 an CI to Ducksfine green heads, seem to be plentiful in market.

A good pair of Boots at Cooper's $2,00. "The city hall of Baxter, is one of the finest halls in the county. If you want Bargain in Hats Caps, go to Coo pert. If you want 14 pounds of sugar for oue dollar, go to Wright Bro's. The largest, best and cheapest stock of Jeans is at Cooper's.

Good fresh lard, 8 cents per pound, at Hodgkiu Duncan's. All kinds of goods at Cooper's cheap for cash. Pork 4 to 6 cents per pound, at Ilodgkins Duncau's. BeefS to 8 cents per at Ilodgkins Duncan's. The railroad tit business, has been good this week.

A good pair of woman's shoes at Coopers for 60c. Col. March, it is said, makes a good "boss" of a Sunday School. A large number of immigrant wagons passed through town this Week, en route for Texas. Our isue Is late this week owing to the late arrival of paper and crowd of work.

S. O. McDowell, editor of the Columbus Courier, was in town Monday night. The Planters House is receiving a new roof, and is being otherwise improved. The Wright boys are getting in goods for Christmas.

Everything that Is nice. J. B. Caruth, is putting up a corn crib forty feet in length, just south of the public square. tn 'CUP.

Bare Wines Liquors Daily Stages to Short Creek H4 Vi a i2 .5 ro 3 and Joplin. Toiini BAXTER SPRINGS, KANSAS, W. O. PARKE. Proprietor.

Headquarters for Excursionists. Dailj prick her wrist, which she first thought was a but soon dis covered the snake iu among the vines. She chopped the snake iu pieces and called for assistance, iu the mean time applying her month to the wound and sucking the poison out. After the arrival of assistance, she directed them to bind upon the wound a piece of the flesh of the snake, and then went to the house and drank some whisky, after which she eame to this city lor further treatment. Her arm is swollen to a considerable extent, but no serious results are apprehended.

The snake was a small one with four rattles. Last Friday night three Columbus bloods and their girls came down to this place to attend the dramatic entertainment and for a ride. Aftei the entertainment closed they started for home and went all right for about two miles when they lost tho right road. They continued to travel all night, taking every road they came DEALERS IN $2i a a a sW GROCERIES, OJ (3 Stages leaTe this bouse for the East and West fol lnl Mrs. Kate Walton, Next door to Park Ilouse, BAXTER SPRINGS.

KANSAS, The' latest styles of patterns on band at all times. Gent's shirts made to order. Plain and tancy sewing done with neatness and dispatch. vlnl U. KITCHEL, jail at Columbus.

The new school house to be erected for the Peoria Indians, will be located about'nine miles south of Baxter Springs. It will be 26x60 one story. Plaus and specifications can be seen at the postoflice iu this city. In view of the fact that Mr. C.

W. Harvey holds the lowest grade certificate, his candidacy for county Queensware, Provisions, AND CO a 8 J-i P4 Shelf Hardware. Vmilen Ware. PQ Si: .9 I. Dyo ttifTm GoncroJly 5 T3 03 Sc AND TINWARE, to I NEW YORK TAILOR C'CM Corn, Oats and Feed, eg to.

Daylight found them several miles southwest of Baxter. On ar-riveing near this place, some of the party thought it was Joplin, but was 2T Medicines warranted genuine and of Sbop: One door north of Gretrg'a drugstore. Baxter Springs, Kaos TT 1 I I C2 to Aiauis, Uttuuii, jjuru aim cs Supeiiuteudeut, is an absurdity. A person should be qualified to fill this office, or not aspire to it. That man Polster, who we talk so much about, is a druggist in Baxter Springs lie is also a watchmaker and He is a responsible man, and warrants all work.

If you have watches or clocks out of repair, call on him. It. Sigmuntl and John Crook, the Short Creek counterfeiters, pled guilty to the charges against them, at the last term of the U. S. District court, at Leavenworth, and were each sentenced to one vear's impris COUNTRY PRODUCE the best quality.

Customer! trill find our slock complete, com prising many articles it is impossible here to euumerate, aud all sold at MODERATE PRICES! tn S3 0 CP Id c3 FLOUR AND MEAL, udge Matheuy, is the coming man for county attorney, lit is making ft lends all over the county. Wright Bros, will sell you the prettiest set of Noppie dishes, you ever saw for 20 ecu is. Heating stoves cheaper th an ever at J. Caruth's, Public Square, Baxter Springs. For notions, toilet goods, faucy soaps, sponges, brushes, patent med- KITCHEL has opened a tailoring establishment at ilaxtt-r Snrinzs.

where he is prepar not certain that they had crossed the river, while others were sure it was Girard. When near the depot, some one recognized the Catholic church, and then they found themselves, and lit out for Columbus. Jim Whitcrait thinks there is more laud lying around loose in this county than he eyer saw before. Joe, Caldwell thinks that he won't venture out of the Register of Heeds office for a year unless Jones ousts him, while Marsh Asoby thinks well, he don't intend to try to do the subject ed cut and make clothes in the most work 2 5 manlike manner and a prrfect fit ruaranteed. Clothes cut on short notice, and old clothes cleaned and repaired and made look as good as uevr.

I hope by good work and strict attention to business to inert a share of the public pa The highest prices paid for tronage, yollnij ruiior. Country Produce. Baxter Springs, Kansas. DR. WM, STREET, lal Call and see us and examine goods and prices.

TOIlnl TIIK icings, go to Polster's drng store at Baxter Springs. -Xlw Mr. Ed. Zeleken, has purchased the i Highland farm. That is one of the nicest places in the county.

A full line of Guitar atid violin strings at Polster's drug store Baxter Music Hath Charms, Ac. onment in the penitentiary. Mr. B. P.

Foster, of Galena, has iu his possession another petition to Judge Matheny, to run as an independent candidate for county attorney, which is signed by a score or more of names. He failed to hand it to us in time for publication. I have on hai paints, oils, varnishes, glues, window glass, paint brushes and painters' materials, the J. B. CARUTH, DEALER IN The Baxter Springs Silver Cornet Band, is now prepared to furnish DEALER IN music tor snows, public meetings, parties, festivals, at the mo9t BAXTER BAWll, reasonable rates.

Call at Uregrsr HARDWARE, DEALER IN Spriugp, Kan. Polster has Coal Oil, Lamp Wicks, Lamp Chimneys, and Lamps, cheap- ier than anybody. Cook stoves latest and best ira- drug store. No Jail at Present. Opposite Postoffice, E.

E. CEOWSLL, The proposition to vote $10,000 for prices of which I will vie with any house in the Southwest. J. G. Polster, Baxter Spriugs.

Chief Joseph and Interpreter Chap the erection of a jail at Columbus proved patterns, cheap, at J. B. Ca-rut b's, Baxter Springs. If you go iuto Wright Bro's store Btor Spring, Knn8n. GROCERIES ought to be defeated.

Times are too bard. The people have all the taxes Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, man, returned Friday evening from they can pty now, without impos and price their goods, you will never leave without buying Mr. John Polster, will open an ira- I keep constantly on hand a AND Bays and Sells Exchange! a visit to the Pouca camp, aud the western part of the Territory. Joseph expresses himself being better satisGcd with his present location, ing greater burdens upon them. The jail in this city will answer every purpose until times are better.

It full supply of xnense stock of goods, just purchased in St. Louis, and will sell cheaper 6 BLANK costs tho county noiiiing-not one Books, Stationery, notions HARDWARE cent for rent, and we think, under uinu situ. Advertising, job work of all kinds and subscriptions to the Times the circumstauce9.it will be the best than any lauds he saw while absent. The Nez Perccs will remain where they are for the present. A fortune teller was in town the fore part of the week.

lie had tour Tinware, plan not to build ajail now. in a few years the people will want to respectfully solicited. For Fountain Fine-cut Chewing Xstsrnt ca Tins Bcpcdts. put up a court at Columbus, And all articles usually kept ia a drug store. Tobacco and the great unrivalled, canary birds, and by his direction AND and then will be the time to put up a jail.

"Laurel Wreath" fire-cent cigar, go Cooking and Heating Stoves, they would select from a box of cards signs, emblems, that represented the past aud tho future of all who put up ten cents. If Tom Smith invested any thing he has not said MARRIED. BeAUCHAMP A RMSTRONG. At t0 ol8lr 8 arn aiorc in lianer i ii'l) J. B- Caruth, will not bo undersold Loans money on first-class the residence of the bride's father, in First door north of Postoffice, AND A I a -w Wacn aad Bgy Tinier, FULL LIHE OF SHELF GOODS! in me lino oi ramny urocenes.

uau at corner Public Baxter Springs. "We are not carnivorous animals, as many have asserted. We don't tv am "Blood." What we most desire commercial paper and transacts a Regular Banking Business! any thing about it. A phonograph man was in town Monday night and exhibited at the city hall. For some reason, his instrument would not operate'and the exhibition was a poor oue.

After Baxter Springs, nans. oi lnl J. B- OPPERMAN. Cook and heating st ores of the 1st est stjlcs, JC IV I IIV JL ilVJJ lll iL countv, Kansas, on Tuesday evening, Oct. 29, 1878, by Elder Slinker, Mr.

Coston Beauchamp aud Miss. Fannie Arinstroug. Mitchei.i--IIunter. In the city of Baxter Springs, Wednesday morning, Oct. 30, 1878, Rev.

John Le-Cornu, Mr. C. N. Mitchell, of Me-chanicsburg, Ohio, and Miss. Fannie lluuter, of this city.

The wedding was a quiet one, with only a few personal friends nresent. aud the hatinv nair best patterns and at tbe lowest prices. 1 make a specialty or tne manaiacinre ana reDsirCof tinware, at prices tbat defy com petition. toI lnl THE TinVARE, HAILS, working for some time the manager got the instrument into good work-iug order, but it was late aud only a few persons were present to witness its strauge operations. "Since naught so stocklsh hard aud tull of rage, but music forjf the time S2 'IllclIlCISliEl is customers at Polster's drug store, Baxter Spriugs.

Orders for cards, posters, letter and note heads, bill head and all kinds of job work will be promptly attended to, at prices as low as can be had anywhere. Mr. Leonard Coles and brido returned last evening, after spending a happy honey-moon among friends in one, took the morning train for their PjOfieer HameSS-Maker luiure Dome iu ujiio. i ne times DEALER IN friends iu doth change this nature." why not! joins with their uninerous Blacksmith Stock, c. of Southeast go to Polster, the druggist, and buy I congratulations and well wishes.

some kind of a musical instrument. jr. TT. KEE 21 AN, List of Letters lie has a tull Hue of Accordeon. Would invite your attention to his large Remaining uncalled for in the Baxter DXALXa 1.1 i)BY Goods, StOCk Of Springs postoffice, for the week end lug October 29, 1878, which, if not called for within thirty days, will be FUENITURE, Iowa.

They will now settle down aud beglu life iu earnest. 7 Dud Uaskell has had too many post ofUces to look after in this district to have any time to look after the Interests of the settlers ou the Neutral Lands. i We want a member of Congress Guitars, Banjos, Violins iu fact everything from a jewsharp to an organ. (Mouth orgaus, of course.) For sale cheap for cash. Last Saturday, Deputy S.

Mar SADDLES, SUGAR, Ker eoraer of pvbtlesosrr, Baxter Springs, Kansas. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, shal Boot. McCurley, succeeded iu sent to the dead-letter office at Washington, D.C: ladies' list. Custer, Mrs. C.

Hayes, Ssrah Howe, S. A. McGavac. Kittv BRIDLES, Estxxblloliod isa IO CO. Moore, Molly Yittets, Miss Sarah COFFEE, TEA, MOLASSES.

PROVISIONS, FLOUR, MEAL, CORN. OATS, ETC. Millineiy Goods, llolions, Yarns, arresting two cattle thieves. Their namea are Joseph Hampton and John Blaylock, and stole the cattle from Mr. Towuserd, a farmer living oue mile south of Columbus.

It has beeu reported that Mr. McCurley'a appointment as Deputy Marshal had COLLARS. ETC 9 ETC Also a large stock of GEKTS LIST. Boardman, R. D.

Beard, Jim Carpenter, Jas. McEuen, Daniel Polaud, Q. F. Raney, C. F.

who will find something more to do than looking after his shara of the 400 postoQces, iu this State and an uneasy constituency. When you want a good smoke go to Rakestraw's as he keeps the best brands of cigars and tobacco. Also, everything in the grocery line aud as cheap as the cheapest. keep a stock of furniture suitable to the wants of this market, and which I will sell as low as mnv hnnett man will tvtiA Staton, George Turner, Wm. L.

(2) Etc, Etc iv are, vi m. s. ueeu revoKea, oat me report is untrue. Home srives a certain terenitv tn Done Dlankets, expects to do a permanent business and pay. dollar for dollar for his goods.

Tli9 Placa to Persons calling for any of the above letters will please say Advertised," The best and cheapest stock of milixl ttft that ttvniufliTifv fj maII iii Saddle DlanUets, 9 giving date of list. WM. II. VARICK, P. M.

Cook and Heating stores iu Chcro- denned aud in a clear atmosnhere. PlCTUnS kee county don't you forget, at J. Lap Robes, and the lesser beauties brought out to rejoice ia the pura glow, which I -am not to be undersold Baxter Springs, The Highest Prices Paid tor Country Pboducs. BHAD23, Era, AND by any one. Call and see me floats oyer aud beueath the earth and sky.

For winter evenings," In order HOT, AL72STISSHS2TTS. DR. A. J. McCLELLAN, Notwithstanding lead Is only worth before purchasing your tall 11 Ztjte cf 3-srhl Cr'fidl in St.

Louis, the weekly turn-iu lbat a11 advantages of home shall on Rhort Creek is larger haw than it he realized we want a good tire and 1 and winter goods. Etc. Etc In fact, anjthing you want ia bis line yoa caa get at the rtrj lowest prices. and see Lim before purchasing elsewhere. Eepairing done -neatlj and cheap.

J.B. OPPES5IAK, PHYSICIAN ako SURGEON, 1 5i. M. T. McMICKLE, has ever been.

Mining operations 11,6 "ru.lst Mining operations An Elegant OSce at Grg A Drugstore, WW ocn uaiuii tiiuh, vjnimmet. are brisk aud business seems to be Brick Block, Public Square, 1 lamp goods and Lamps cheaper I 1 to restarts at all tl Corner of Public Square, BaxUr Springs, Kansas. not BAXTER SPRINGS, KANSAS. I rood. wus fron isa eoaasry as-ct aiiK)rsES towns s.

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