Galena Miner from Galena, Kansas • 5

A. C. Silverbnrg, of. Muncil, Is about to form a partnership with Charley Stockslager for the practice of law. Mrs Thomas1 Life- Saving Compound A- SURET CURE for 3irr.neWaitroubk-s,itifa-J cosb, etc.

It curt when other xnldicines tos failed. Try it and convinced. The following the ps-r-Kns who have used it sir! caa uglify i ni-Its s'X Wm. W. Davis, iilor.

Tribun. Kan- Citr; Henrr Mason, Nisth K.si:s. City. For sale 07 O. T.

sucet cialeni. Kansas, and by wholesale si Kanfi Cttv, Mo. 4-1 CITY. MM ES AND CO UN TY- from Saturday's Daily. M.

Baum has received the full purchase money tor his lots, and will invest in new furniture on Monday next. He goes to St. Louis to purchased having a piece of stone knocked into his eye. It was thought at first that tha sight. was entirely destroyed ijut we are glad to state that, such is not the case.

i A young man by the name of Aiks became involved in a dispute with his boarding house keeper on Sra! Creek, on Saturday evening last, and received a serious wound in the leg from a pistol shot. Dr. Shoot of this city waited on him. and from the last accounts he was doing well. Spence Fitzsimmons, in the 'Starvatiori" "shaft on the "Poor Farm," turned in an average of 4,000 per day for the Jast few days of the past week.

They are sure their mine will soon be as notable for its richness as it has been for its poverty. While en route to Colnmbus on Saturday last, we met Bogus Charley, formerly chief of the Modocs. Having been acquainted with him since the removal of the Modocs from the Lava Beds, in '73, to the Quapaw ageucy, some twenty miles south of this city, and not 'having met him for several months, it was with considerable pleasure that we greeted him, for he i3 oue of the Indians that we have known that has the elements of true manhood about him." After a few commonplace remarks we inquired his point of destination, and learned In re. lv that he was bound for Idaho, to see his sister. In his language: "Me go home see sister, then die.

Me got consumption, can't get well, Me no want to live. See sister, then die." And holding out his hand which was emaciated aud unnaturally wan, he added in a kind but abrupt manner, The Short Creek Lodge of I. O. O. F.

are making arrangements' to visit Carthage next Thursday, to attend the dedication of the hall in that place. mmm Doc Norsworthv is around on the street contradicting the many stories that were rife in reference to himself last week. He says he proposes to stav with the bnsv bodies. The creditors of the suit against Cave, who purchased the Norsworthv stock of drugs and groceries, were the successful disputants in controversy for the possession of the goods A new strike was made on Saturday last, on the same lot with the Champion." but not in that mine. Jas.

M. Bond is the lucky man, Capt. Lewis and Lou Stone being interested with him, as renters from Brodie Filkins Co. At SO feet from the nearly 100 feet east of the Champion, the bine treasure. lies, securing to the owners of the "Champion probably unlimited luck.

J. E- Gutherie and S. J. Mclvee predecessors of Lichliter Fallis, of Joplin, have rented one of Dunham's rooms on the burnt district, aua are going to put in a first-class stock of jrroceries. The store will be man-aged by Mr.

Kee and will open about the first of October. From Friday's lailv. Our merchants are all stocking up heavily for the fall. The city hall is what Galena should turn her attention to now. There is more new prospect shafts foiTi down a present than at any time this year.

Ytre weuld ask G. 0car Stockslager for Dan Bliss, if he has heard from ilfaine. The Joplin exposition association is. making preparations for a grand opening on the 28. So goes Maine, so goes the Union.

garney, Hancock is elected. Ed ireilep's speech before the IIan cock club last night. Wc don't believe its right, but the barbers arc po-itive since the latest from Maine that they cannot afford to shave a democrat for less than fifty cents. S. L.

Cheney and Taylor May field have been subpoenaed before the circuit court at St. Joe, as witnesses for Pat Murphy in refer-ence to some litiagtion about the Scotland mines. Prophet Pi erson and Sam Taylor came near being sent to that bourne where wearv miners cease to search for the shining blue, on Monday last. They had placed a charge of giant powder and were tamping it when it exploded," sending Pierson, who was sitting aside of the. "drill, spinning around the shaft like a feather in a whirlwind, but, strange to say, injured him very slightly.

Taylor had his arm considerably lasceratcd, hut nothing of a serious nature. The Joplin Herald says. In the competitive examination yesterday, in Carthage, for the purpose of se lecttng the cadet for the naval academy at Annapolis, from this district the honor was won by Jackson" Do lan over eight competitors. Jack acquitted himself remarkably well, answering 101 questions out cf 108, all of which were posers! He is a Joplin lad, having lived here the greater portion of his life, and is the son of Michiael Dolan, a well known miner. A voung man at the Hancock club room last night urged the ne ccssity of joint discussions on the political issues of the day, and said that although he was a life-long democrat he believed he wa3 familiar with all the points from a Gartield stand point, and for the sake of the proper dissemination of political in formation he would divide time with any one who might so.

desire, Jut at "this point he was cut off below the waist, by the chair remarking that he was afraid a discussion of that kind make votes for Garfield. The y. m. collapsed. week in tout cr, town.

tVoe. XonsK. Eeu-Icr, if tos waa! business at whir sci-of either tex or particulars ion. iixinTx t-orujitiu. aiaine.

Dygpepia in its rorst form; witl yl-A ts of Carter's Little 2srv I'Uls i by ter's J.Ittie Liver Till. Tu-y ot distress, t-ut trenth-Jn the digestive apparatus. Ministers. an 1 whose occupation gives i i5'I- rsr-rci should use Carter's tittle Li ViV liver and btliousnefi. One 1 ft -iovi.

ior by D. W. IIaint r. STKICTI.YWHOIiSSrLS. IeaK Wines, Liquors and Cigars.

WEST JOPLIX, J3" Kentucky Uniirbon Whifkk-5 ard Wines a jHciatty. i St. LOUIS BEER DEr6f. EMPIRE KATvSAS. I "Jih ta inform the citizens rt ricinity, thatl keep, cnntantlj" hunO, noilyof St.

Louis anl 31 it wank- Ul hi-er, which I willi'arnish t-- rates. ril-rs cn I i 'j- Wine anil Ueer Hall, Ga'wa, or tj i i it-nee East 3ruin stret Empsv 2-25tf. c. BOOT and JSHOE MAK EIL East 3lain Street, South? iJ-t EMPIRE CITY, All wnrk waraanted to -painni? promptly attended to. SAM'S HALL I SAM FINKLESTINE, Prop Corner of Vine an'l Colnmbus ft--.

EMPIRE CITY, KANSAS, Thclmr njM)1icl with pur vrin, 1: ciirars. ioil biiliartl -1 hole tables cmls othc Free Lunch Every rlifiln CITY LAUNDRY ED. RUSSELL, Prop. All ki n't of laundry work done w.il. sine-'; ami dispatch, pectal atteatioii, r.

i. roods. Hates rea.sona!le. the Merrhai ts ar.d Miners' Galena, Kansas. Carpenter and Builder, Will furnish Stone, ar.d all 11- linildin? Material low All ki: -lob Work ln? at Shop tlw corner or M.iu; and Fourth Mrret-s.

Plans, uvA EyfimatfS fun. at reasonable ratts. II. "JTJXI (Late ol the firm of C. II.

W. i. Jud Carthage, He), Practical Watchmaker. AXX JEWELED? OF 37 Years' Experience, PostofSce Building, Galena, 13 prepared to do all kinds of work in the abw. line at reason able prices and on short notice.

ALL WORK WARRANTED. Sewing Machine Needles and Oil A fair trial and share of specifully solicited. l-47tl, J. MLLEE, Proprietor of the Little Shanty Meat Market, Has opened another shop, The Cottage Market On the "burnt district," in the middle store of Dunham's block. Every attention jaid to ih; vrants of customers, as at bis tanl.

Main Street, Galena, 43 GUSTOS tfllLOH, Onedojr sontb of Banks Hotel, (with machine MA IX STREET A LENA. Gents' own materials made up in'tLe h.U$t fctyleS. Cleaning, Repairing and Coloring i5 Executed with neatess aul iL-fakl. CITY Carriage and Wagcn Shop, East FiB-iT STKf.t.T, GALENA, Kansas. rJoisters, Whims, Jlgacd Tacks naa nufac-turetl tcrorfer and repaired.

Al! Kinds of Clacksmithing Done neat ami with dispatch. Jlore hi.r:rit a Speciali. Im J. T. HodsMer, M.

Baum shipped a box of most beautiful specimens of ore to St. Xou-ih yesterday. He expects to take more with him ori Monday next, and to realize a good sum for them. How unfortunate some people are! Les than a year ago the two lots now turning out: such big lead for G. A.

Thompson were sold tor eighty dollars and that of C. Trechter for lifty dollars. Nelson Prehih have for sale good rproontatioiis of Garfield and 'Arthur on printed calico, suitable for and many other domestic articlvs. EnJhusiastic politicians can treat their wiv-s to something ornamental and u-ciul. T.

X. Walker, one of ihn first business men of Empire City, hut tor the past year a rambler in the west, has returned to Short Creek and rented the room onposite the Willard Hotel which he is llttinir up for a grocery store, Tom is a rustler and will build up a good business. A jrcntleniau who came from Ari-zona here about two months ago, came in contact yesterday with' a well known man, for the first time since 1373. The new comer accused the old citizen of skipping out from a neighborhood where they both lived, when he owed him a large sum of money. Some plain talk was given utterance to, but the cash could not be extracted.

The city of Galena is to-day almost left to its own usual orderly conduct. The police judge, the. justice of the pence and one constable have gone to Columbus, and one constable Doc Xorsworthy, has skipped with another man's wife, and all that are left is Marshal Paine aud hi- assistant, and deputy constables Vt'iley and Orwig. We query whether the deputies are not of more force than the principals. -tac it i in contemplation to form a brass band consisting of ten mouth pieces, oue bass and one ienorulrum.

Thrtrc is abundance of good niate-riai in Galena and Empire, notwithstanding that Prof. Leverich" and Prof. Swan have each taken a small band away. There are many excellent musicians in the city who are engaged in business or have professions who only need a little practice to be thorough. Citizens, help them with the stamps and let us have a bind of our own.

From Monday's Daily, Empire stood nobly by with her solid seven on Saturday. Eleven car-loads of products of the county left this morning tor Bismarck. The gallant twenty-eight," is the vsray they speak of the Short Creek delegation now. Arthur I)aigler struck the big run of mineral on Saturday, on the lot south of Trechter's. Depth, 30 feet.

The bolting delegates got set down on" at Columbus, pretty nearly as hard as they did in Galena on the 6th. J. C.Elliott, brother of 'Squire W. Ji.tEUiott, is happy over the arrival of a couple of boys yesterday wicgh-ing respectively 5 1-2 and 7 An enterprising Empire citizen occupies his spare time in gathering up waste rock, building them iuto 'kilns and 'burning them, in order to get the mineral out. From one kilu last week he realized over a thousand pounds of lead.

L. S. Moore moved' his family and effects to Cassvi le, yesterday. Simp has been mining on Short Creek for three years; made considerable money, mirriedv built a nice residence on Washington this summer his health failed and he decided to try a change of pursuits? He has sold his property and mining interests and will try farming. Simp is very popular and has many warm friends in Galena, who regret his departure.

Good wishes follow hirh to his new home. Dad Varink informs us that a dance was held at Frank Vallers, a Peoria Indian, some twelve miles below Baxter last night, during which Corporal Kelley, of Camp Quaw was shot, and perhaps mortally wounded by Jack Manns. The difficulty arose out of some letter that Kelley had written to Mann's sister. 5 On Saturday night a young man by the name of Charley Wiles, was returning to his home near the Nelson addition; when a party of roughs who were some distance on another road, commenced firing at him with pistols they were carrying. One shot took effect in his head, back of the left ear, inflicting a very severe, but not fatal wound.

Dr. Shoot attended. him. A young man with long hair and of dark complexion, took a young woman from Short Creek to the house of a farmer uarucd Moore, living near Beddings mill, on Shoal Creek, Sunday last. She seemed to be very sick and wanted tp stay until she was better, the young man stating that she had eaten some wild plums which they had gathered in the timber, which had produced colic.

In a few hours she gave birth to twins, both dead. The young man skipped out. Our authority for the above is W. B. -Bradbury," who ha the story from the farmer Moore.

From Wednesday's Daily. C. O. Stockslarer is training for a race for State Senator. Dr.

Hart has from First street to South Main street. Craig Fagau turned in 15,050 pounds of mineral on the Rosenthal Company. Dr. C. j.

Fayette aud T. C. Clary have gone into the drug busiuess at Kansas City. It is currently rumored that the Democrats are going to place a full ticket in the field in this conntv this falll. A night train would be a great convenience to the people in the southern portion of Kansas and Jopiin during the Kansas City Exposition.

A telegram was received from Ed. Zellfkcm in New York, on Monday, that he will arrive home on Friday next from his tour in Germany. Our fellow townsman. E. P.

Dresser an his estimable lady, leave for ChicriL" and the east to-morrow, to be abs'iit about ten days. Mr. D. will I iv in an extensive stock of fall and winter goods during his absence. The Episcopal Sewing Society, of Joplin.

Jave had a gala day at W. B. McCraein's to-day. The ladies of that socJ-ty came in carriages, which were loaded down with full baskets of choice Tom C. Clary is down from Kansas City for a couple of days, looking after some mining interests, and also offering for sale some certificates of stock la Oklahoma City, a new town that has been Incorporated in the Indian Territory.

Tne company. have sixteen quarter sections and are preparing to open up the embryo city with a boom. It Is rather unfortunate for the Cherokee County Fair Association, that in postponing the time for hold--ing its third annual meeting that it did not so arrange as to not make it conflict with the Joplin Exposition. As the respective fans are now advertised, Joplin comes off between the 28 inst and the 3rd while the Cherokee County Fair is set for the 29th inst to 1st prox. This will prevent many Galena and Jpplin people from participating in the exhibit at both, and we fear.

the Cherokee County Fair will be the loser. From Thnrsdaj's Daily. Coporal Kelley, of Camp Quaw who was hot on Monday niht, i3 reported past recovery. "good-bye, loii: good-bye. Saturday, two young men went to the residence of an aged man in this city and created a disturbance, which thew the lady of the house a daughter of the old gentleman who had lain in a very sick condition for four weeks, into convulsions, which nearly terminated her life at the may yet be the cause of her death.

It was a family affair, the particulars of which need not be stated, excepting that the aged father had previously remonstrated with a younger daughter, who is unmarried, re garding her conduct towards one of the young men, which was resented by the two, as stated. The older one of the assailants is a son-in-law of the old; gentleman. He is also a church member, and his conduct at such a time aud place is very reprehensible, 'to speak mildly of the outrage. Society in general, relatives in particular and sick ladies most emphatically have rights that the public are bound to respect; and if persons fail to respecc their rights, the law should compel them to do so. From Tuesday's Dailr, Miss Mamie Blair has accepted a position in the hmpire City schools.

Political Jack of Empire City is getting good shines in the Willard House prospect. mm J. H. Tutt, of Joplin. who was quite a successful miner there, is now buying up chats here.

The Greenback Club met as usual last evening, in 'Squire Elliott's office. They meet every Mouday night. The Protestant Methodist Church have the lumber on the ground at the corner of Ninth and Joplin for their new church. The workman are busily excavating for the purpose of getting a solid foundation for the walls of Louis Becks new building. Eon.

Foster, sou of Taylor Foster, who resides one mile and a half west of Galena, was married yesterday. We failed to learn the name of the fortunate maiden. Capt. G. 1.

Kennedy, a staunch Republican, has recently moved from Parkersburg, West Virginia, where he wa3lT. S. mail agent for 12 years, to Baxter Springs. p. There are good many people on Short Creek who are anxions to hear a certain explanation that is promised by the chairmrn of the 2nd Ward of Baxter Spring's dele'gation W.

S. Norton went over to Baxter and found the delegates to the late convention very sore over their action. Had they their work to do over, the result would perhaps be different. The of II. Gove, in the Fmeltiug operations of last week, produced some 600 pounds of pig lead over.

and above the required 70 per cent. The me! tors ge a cent pe pound for all extra, and they realized between six and seven dollars more than thev usually do. M. Li. lliues.I who has been prospecting for a number of months at the Baker diggings, met a Very serious accident last night by.